About Me

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Blogger: Danely Galarza 
                                                                                            I am a city born girl, raised in the small town of Snellville, GA. I find interest in the justice system by day, and adventure with friends by night. On a daily I find myself listening to varieties of music along with laughing at goofy romantic comedies. I have a deep desire to travel the world and understand different cultures, so far I have been to Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Columbia and plan to venture to many other territories of the world.

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