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    Hi! My name is Sarah H! If you cant tell by the way I type, I am an extremely optimistic person. I always look to see the best in people and other things. Because of my rocky past, one of my strong morals is to remain positive, and to smile more. I am also very social! I am a sophomore at Fort Lauderdale High School, which is where I get to interact the most. I have made so many new friends, and our interactions at school make my day! If I had to describe myself in a different light , I would make sure to include the fact that I love to read. Aside from using technology, I am also a pretty old fashioned person. I love to read paper books instead of online, and if I could live in the 50's for a day, I WOULD. Between the "no phones" or the "little diners", it just sounds like a nicer time.

    One thing about me that affects my school work is the fact that I am a perfectionist. I love things to be very neat and organized, and I love my school work to be the same way. I often chose to work alone on school projects because of my work ethics. This task is an example. For my film, I have a very specific idea in my head. I chose to work alone on this film, as I want the film to be portrayed exactly how I picture it. I've found over time that working with other people is frustrating for me. I have strong work ethics that push me to get my work done, as well as get my work done well. When working with others who don't have the same work ethics, I feel stressed, and almost forced to take over their portion of work so that I can finish the task. I work well by myself, and I love the freedom it gives me when it comes to sharing and incorporating work with the other people in your group! This may sounds degrading towards others, but it is just a personal preference! If I would like my work done a certain way, I am more than happy to do it myself in that way. :)





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