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My name is Nathaniel Greene and here are some of the things that I plan on putting inside my all about me commercial. My first photo will be what I do basically everyday. It is what I am currently enjoying the most about life. This photo will be about the gym. Which helps me get stronger physically and mentally. My second photo is my thing that I do almost everyday. That thing is baseball. I play baseball here at Fort Lauderdale and I wouldn't trade this team for anything. My third picture will be about my hobby and what my dreams are all about. Having a car collection/ being into and building cars. This is something I enjoy because I love how engines sound and how cars are built/ engineered. My fourth photo is going over something I love to listen to in my free time. This forth photo is going to be about music. My 5th photo is something I want to do more of when I get older. This is to travel around the world. There are a few songs that I would like to put on this blog but I had to cut it down to 3. The first song I chose is I Ain't Worried by One Direction. My second song is All my Life by J Cole and Lil Dirk. My third and final song is Heartless by Kanye West.

 

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