My name is Oshana Kio. I was born in Jordan. I moved to Arizona when I was 4 years old. I have one sister and one brother. My brothers name is Dani short for Daniel . My sisters name is Maria her nick name is cuckoo because she has burst of atitude.  

    My favorite sport is soccer I have been playing soccer since I was 4 years old .I got a D1 scholarship for soccer at ASU. Soccer has my whole heart I have made so many friends from soccer I basically consider them my family .They have been with me for all my ups and downs and I will always appreciate them for how good they treated me. https://www.britannica.com/story/why-do-some-people-call-football-soccer

    Soccer basically consumed my whole life since I was a freshman I made varsity my freshman year. I was made captain in my junior year. I have made a lot of haters in my life because of soccer. My favorite thing about soccer is when I have my family and friends come to watch and support me at my games. I am a huge mommas boy my mom has supported me when I tore my ACL. I wanted to give up soccer because I was so mad that I had to sit out in games. If it wasn't for her motivating me to never give up I would not be where I am at today.dhttps://www.worldatlas.com/articles/the-biggest-cities-in-jordan.html

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  1. ProfChrisMarch 15, 2024 at 8:39 AM

    Oshana--Your blog is looking fairly good so far. You have a fine topic here, and you have some visual engagement. You are a bit brief in your development and analysis. Keep thinking about rhetoric and how to lead your reader into your topic, build point and support, and close your entry. Keep developing and analyzing and connecting to your audience; don't forget that this is not a personal blog, so make sure when you write about personal topics to make connections out to others. Keep at it.

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