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Personal Narrative: Raquel

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My name is Raquel. I was born in Brazil the fifth largest country in the world. Portuguese is the official language. I am a senior student at St. Francis College in Brooklyn Heights. I am a curious person who loves to read books, learn about wine, and travel the world. I have been in more than twelve countries. My goal is to visit the 50 US states. So far, I have been in more than twenty states in the US. My plan is to achieve this goal at the end of 2019.
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