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This is Me! 
A college student Studying Marriage and Family Studies at BYU-Idaho(Brigham Young University of Idaho).
I want to share with you guys the wonderful things I am learning this semester about the importance of marriage and family(familia).
If you want to learn more about the importance of family in this life, you're in the right place! 
Let's learn together!
 I will be posting something new every week, so stay tuned.

Take note that I am learning together with you, if you have any comments or ideas , please feel free to share them with me. We are all here to learn from each other.

¡Esta soy yo!
Una estudiante universitario que estudia Matrimonio y Estudios Familiares en BYU-Idaho (Universidad Brigham Young de Idaho). Estoy aqui porque quiero compartir con ustedes acerca de las cosas maravillosas que estoy aprendiendo este semestre sobre la importancia del matrimonio y la familia. Si quieres aprender más sobre la importancia de la familia en esta vida,
¡estás en el lugar correcto!
¡Aprendaremos juntos!
Publicaré algo nuevo cada semana, así que esten atentos.

Tomen nota de que estoy aprendiendo junto con ustedes, entonces si tienen algún comentario o idea, no duden en compartirlos conmigo. Todos estamos aquí para aprender el uno del otro.

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