About Me

Hello everyone! My name is Stormey Daniels and I am a freshmen at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilne, Texas. I am 19 years old and my birthday is on March, 23. I moved to Abilene around two years ago from Roswell, New Mexico when my mother got married to my step dad! I have one full younger brother, one older half brother and four older step siblings. I chose to go to HSU because of how the campus felt to me. It was a very warm and welcoming environment and how everyone is very nice. Besides going to class I mostly work and I work at PrimeTime FEC and I have been working there when I moved to Abilene. Whenever I have some free time I enjoy going dancing and I love to workout and hang out with my family and friends!

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  1. UnknownJanuary 27, 2018 at 12:21 PM

    Hi Stormey! I chose HSU for some of the same reasons, campus does have warm welcoming feeling. I think its very admirable that you work and go to school full time and know that that is a difficult thing to do especially with the work load we have. I love working out too it's a good stress reliever along with hanging out with friends ad family. I don't know what PrimeTime FEC is but it sounds really cool. I hope we can become good friends throughout this semester!

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