Things I like!

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 こにちわ！Here are some things I like: わたしはAliferisさんがすきです。 Nick is my roommate, and he has been one of my best friends since freshman year.

わたしはpickleballとtennisとCarlos Alcarazがすきです。I really enjoy playing pickleball and tennis with friends, it is such a fun sport (even though I am not that good)! I also like watching professional tennis. Carlos Alcaraz is my favorite player because it is so impressive how good he is for how young he is, and he is a fun player to watch. I am not sure if pickleball or tennis is popular in Japan.


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