The Story Of Me


The Story of Me 

Once upon a time, my mother gave birth to a beautiful baby named: Ginting, Keisha Keiana. And that's how my story begins. 

Hello everyone! I am Ginting, Keisha Keiana. You can call me Echa or Keisha. So, I am the baby that was bornt fifteen years ago. And now, I am going to be sixteen years old. I was born in Hermina Pasteur Hospital at Bandung, West Java. I am one of the students at SMAN 3 Bandung.

I am a long-life learner. My motto is: "Stay foolish, stay curious. That's why I joined so many organizations, attend competition, conferences, and so on. Cause I happy to learn so many experience from other people. When I grew up, I want to be a great doctor. I am aspire to help others in need. I am willing to make a positive changes in my live and my environment.  


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