About Me

My nephew thinks he's the star of the show.-_-
ABOUT ME...

     Hey guys, my name is Cristal Aguilar and I'm a student at GGC. I was born on May 17, 1999 in Los Angeles, California and moved to Georgia at a young age. I started 9th grade at Berkmar High school and then got moved to Discovery HS after it was built. I'm undecided right now but I've always wanted to study something in medicine.  
     I have 2 brothers, 1 sister, and 983653536 cousins. (Not literally, I just have a bunch and don't want to count). I also have 2 nephews who are the cutest babies in the world.
     I like to listen to a bunch of different music genres but my go-to playlist has a ton of songs from Chance the Rapper. In between babysitting and my job, I don't have as much free time as I'd like. Speaking of my job...I work part-time at a clothing store named Aeropostale. (Hit me up for discounts, jk i'll get fired if I keep giving away cash cards.) But when I do have free time I usually like to hang with my friends or stay at home and watch Netflix with my dog. OH YEAH I have 2 dogs. Our first dog who recently passed away is named Bella or Bel-Air and even Bell for short and my second is named Caillou (yes, like the kids show, my mom said it used to be my favorite show so...).  That's all I have for now guys so I'll leave you with these pictures from my graduation since they're the only ones I can find right now. :)

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