Guest Student Slicer - Jasmine

Guess what? My name is Jasmine, and my favorite flower comes from Africa.  It is yellow in the middle with some pink and white on the outside.   That sounds like me, pink for love, yellow with care, white for strong, independent and funny.

Jasmine 3-19-11

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