Sandra



About Me

// Hello. My name is Sandra. I am 19 years old. I`m from Oaxaca, Mexico, but right now, I have lived in the United States for one year. For the moment I’m single. I’m working as an assistant of adult care in the weekend. In Mexico I was working in a hospital as a cashier and I was studying accounting in conalep 039 school and after that I studied computers in the afternoon. My goals for the future are to learn English and work as a nurse. My favorite hobbies are playing soccer and reading books. //

My name My name is Sandra, (the man who defends, the protector) a variation of the name Alejandra. It is the Italian diminutive of Alessandra, which has taken the second half. This name has its origin in the fascination it has exerted upon mankind of all times quintessential Alexander the Great, whose greatness women also wanted to take part and enjoy the beneficial action with the big names who wear them. Sandro, Sandra, Alexandra and Alexandrina are derived from Alexander. In Greek mythology, Alexander was a nickname of Paris, in charge of protecting troops against thieves, which explains the etymology of the name. I like this name because it sounds serious. But when I was girl its difficult pronunciation that was my only problem I had with my name because I couldn’t pronounce the sound “r.” My mom call me “Sandy”; it’s fun, so I like being called Sandy. When I asked my mom why she chose my name, she said she simply liked it. I like my name, but if I had to choose one, I would choose Laura or Cynthia. The meaning of my name goes with my personality, and I will probably use it all my life and I will listen to people who love me or not.

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My Adventurous Day My adventurous day happened five years ago in the states of Oaxaca in Mexico. I lived in a little country, it was my first trip alone in a bus to visit my aunt Arcelia, and she lives 40 minutes from my house. During my journey I slept, and when I woke up I was confused because I didn’t know whereI was, and I said “Where am I?” I immediately got off the bus and into a street called El Centro. I asked a person passing by where I could take a bus, she told me I had to walk several streets to get to the bus station. I was a little bit confused and lost because I did not know the streets. On the way I met several very nice shops and beautiful landscapes. As I walked the streets I asked every person where the bus stop was. Also, along the way I saw a great church and several paintings outside on the street. After admiring the paintings I kept walking about twenty minutes more, until finally I found the bus stop and was able to go home. In conclusion, I don`t regret falling asleep in the bus, because I learned new the streets and met new people. My recommendation for people would be not to be afraid to take a step into something new to learn what’s out there.