🍣🍤Pescatarian🍤🍣

 Heyyy YA’llllll

It is me.🤭



Yeahhh… you probably don’t know me yet, but thats okey😁

I am Jadon Nagelbush and I’m a 10th grader at Everglades High school. I am very particular about my height, and you probobly don’t know what I look like but according to my peers, I am vertically challenged. BUUTTTTtttt to be completely honest…

I AM SOOOOO EXCITED TED FOR THIS CLASSSSSSSSS! Not only because this class just seems really fun and my friends are in this class as well (Which means I can work with them on the project😈), which makes it even better. But besides that I enjoy watching tv as a past time and really analyzing what is going on, and this class is all about that. I am also not afraid to film myself doing stupid things. So I feel like this class will come naturally to me and at the same time be just enough of a challenge to have fun.

Anyways, enough about school, because school sucks. You’re probably also really confused on the tittle of my blog, but if you couldn’t guess I am a pescatarian. I LOVE FISH. Fishes are my life. I eat sleep and breathe fish. Also I don’t really have a specific type of music taste. I like everything pretty much, although I cannot listen to or take techno music seriously. I am also the worst speller in the world. So if my grammar and spelling is wrong then I am sorry for that in advance. But moving on, my Best Friend in the whole wide worlds name is Alex. And overall I’m a very interesting, and some might say goofy person. And I am extremely excited for this class to begin.

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