It's me!!


This is Nadin!!


So, My name is Nadin Nurfuad.  I was born in Bandung, 22 December 2007. This year i am 16 years old. I have one younger brother.                                     My hooby is cooking i like to make food for my family, in the past during the pandemic I often cooked cooked all kinds of food but now not often enough. Lately i really like fresh drinks like mojito. And the food that I really like is seafood and brownies.

 

In my house there are 2 cats. Both cats are so cute and i love them so much. My cats really like to sleep and eat, they often sleep on my bed.                        Their gender is male and female. The boy's name is silo because he is a Siamese cat and his eyes are big (belo).                                                         The female doesn't have a name because when I was taking care of this female cat, she came to my house herself and because I felt sorry for her cat so I took care of her until now.

 
































































































 

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