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Wassup my homies

Hey,
Welcome to my blog, I'm Bárbara. Writting a blog It's like a diary, but the difference is that the diary is secret and this is public.

About myself: I'm 20 and I'm a second year student college. My career is Engineering in natural resources. I am an anime/cartoon/videogames fan.

I will suggest 3 topics:
> Favourite series
> Everyday doing
> Favourite animal

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  1. Elias Muñoz27 September 2018 at 12:53

    Hi Bárbara, which was your first anime? O.o
    Have a nice day :D

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    1. Bárbara11 October 2018 at 09:57

      My first anime was Ranma 1/2 I think? Along with Death Note, Inuyasha, Sailor Moon and many others! :D

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  2. Randy Jara27 September 2018 at 17:48

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    1. Randy Jara27 September 2018 at 17:52

      What was the first game that you play? In my case was Rayman around sixteen years ago, a couple of games in Cd's come along with Omo detergents back then.

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    2. Bárbara11 October 2018 at 10:01

      Rayman is such a good old game! I didn't play that one but i have heard very good reviews about it. My first game was Mario 64, along with all the Marios (Mario Party for example), The Sims and I remember a game called Sacred that is not very popular. Oh! And I just remember that when I was really young I played 'Abrapalabra' :D

      And OMG i played some cd games that came with cereals I think? XD They werent so good but i spent a lot of time playing them over and over again!

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