She was a good skier and she enjoyed it a lot.
I’ve mentioned several times that she sang very well but I’m not sure if I’ve ever mentioned she wrote nice poetry and she was pretty good at sketching. We even took a poetry class together at the local university.
I think I’m envious of her spontaneity. I’m not very spontaneous at all.
She was a great public speaker with very little fear of large crowds.
She sang with my sister and me in talent shows and always stole the show.
Her favorite animal is the elephant. Her favorite color is gray.
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