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  All About Me Hi y'all! My name is Morgan Pask and I am currently enrolled in Mythology and Folklore this semester! For this assignment, I wanted to share a little bit about me so y'all can get to know me better! Let's jump in! (Me at Rosemary Beach, FL)        I was born on September 24th, 1998 in Dayton, Ohio! I have one older sister, Mackenzie who is twenty 24 years old! Shortly after being born, my family packed our bags and moved to the sunny state of California! My dad was working for HP at the time so that's what triggered the move. My family LOVED California! There we endless trips to Disney, countless days playing in the waves at the beach, and numerous afternoons just soaking in the sunshine! After five short years, we packed up again and moved to The Woodlands, Texas! The Woodlands is a suburb of Houston! We lived there for fourteen years and that's where I completed all my schooling! Fast forward to present day, you can find my family settled in Dal...
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