AICE Media Studies

 


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My name is Stanley Michel. I’m 15 years old and I’m a sophomore at Fort Lauderdale High School. I don’t really have that much to say about myself except that I love sports and gaming. You ask me anything about basketball and I could turn into a absolute nerd. You could also ask me to run the 1s in Madden. I’m also a master of making something out of nothing when it comes to clothes. Like, I could make 3 outfit combinations with just a couple of clothes. Still learning a bit more about that so I ain’t really a master. I could give anyone tips of they ever ask. I do also like cars too. I’m trying to get a v6 camaro. Lil too much but you always gotta aim high. I ain’t never been outside of Florida but I did go to Orlando over the summer. We rented a air bnb and went to Disneyland. I went on all the rides but I almost died on the jurassic park ride. Safe to say i’m never going back on it. My favorite color is wine red. I’m a very lazy student. I like to jog every once in a while. My favorite fast food restaurant is Chick-Fil-A. I don’t like dogs. 

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