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She played string bass for 8 years, took private lessons, and was in the youth symphony orchestra; thinking, perhaps, in another life they would be a high school orchestra teacher.
He had a pet mouse named Spanky when in 1st grade.
Her favorite fall food is candy corn.
She lettered in high school wrestling.
She has a black belt in Tae Kwon Do.
She has a twin sister and she lives in Hugo, MN
Her life dream is travel the US and live off the land.
The food he likes and searches out the most is authentic taco and the best sushi.
She does not like nor eat eggs and mushrooms. It's a taste and texture issue.
Has broken his left collar bone on 3 separate occasions, age 2 (fell off a teeter-totter), age 15 (hockey), age 16 (lacrosse)
Every Tuesday and Thursday of 1st grade, her mom made me wear a dress to school.
She owns Julia Child's first cookbook, Mastering the Art of French Cooking (pub 1961) and have managed to cook my way through about 1/3 of it – which is pretty decent because there’s a lot of crazy stuff in there I’m never making, i.e. fish aspics, brain souffle and such things.
She technically gives you a “high four” instead of a “high five”. Her pinky’s are double jointed that they stick out too far to be a part of the “high five”. 
She served as the sports announcer for a youth swim meet
His diet in 2020 consisted of fast food for ~50% of meals (conservative estimate).
She was a strict vegan for about 6 months but couldn't keep it up since she likes cheese too much

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