humans of softmore honors:Kata Pardoe - Our Democracy

Summary

for this assinment i interviewd kata pardoe

“Umm I guess, something people wouldn't know about me is that i do good in school or that I care about my grades.. I don’t think I look very smart. “

“A story about someone who had a significant impact on my life. that is probably, when I was younger I tried to ride horses when I had never tried it before. the lady who I did it with was very hard working so it was a lot of work and it motivated me to work hard.”

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