Haven Lee, WLHSnow Staff
Haven Lee’s, junior, personality is reflected by her favorite color: it changes every day, “depending on how the day goes and how I feel and everything.”
As of this particular day, Lee’s favorite color was orange.
“I just go through phases of liking a certain color a ton, and then other times when I hate it,” Lee said.
Lee is a junior this year at West Linn, and is excited to be a part of the journalism team. She is taking the class, as well as others, in hopes of finding a subject that she’d like to pursue in life. “I’m still really not sure at all what I’m going to do,” Lee said.
Despite not knowing what she’d like to do for a career, Lee does have a number of hobbies and passions which she enjoys. “I really like to play instruments,” Lee said. “I have played oboe since middle school,” she explains, “and I’m still playing that in band right now, and I taught myself ukulele last year, and I’ve been loving that so much ever since.”
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