If I could be on any gameshow....

I would be on a Korean game show called Star King. The host looks weird, but he is really hilarious. His name is Kang Ho Dong, who stars in a lot of variety shows. The two I know of are called Strong Heart and Star King. Star King is more of an interactive show in comparison to Strong Heart. I also love the television effect they have in Korea, which make the show seem funnier than what it was originally. The technology is clear and impressive, from a horizontal water sister that spells words and characters to how much high definition is present. This show really makes one wonder what the limit to HD is. In the show there are a variety of Korean celebrities that sit down and interact with international and other Korean celebrities. The show i truly entertaining. I would want to go there for two reasons: to witness the random antics and to attempt a "Korean" laugh.
*The Korean laugh in Korean variety shows involve a strong laugh, the clapping o the hands, and random motions of the body.

Kang Ho Dong's head next to a Star King ad.

The best thing about my home

The one thing I like about my home is the love we have for one another. When one grows up with the same people for 16 year they would develop love, care, and protection for their family. I know I can trust everyone in my house because we all appreciate what we do for one another. This does not mean we are the stereotypical, happy family with the smiles and grins floating to and fro. We are normal in comparison to that. My family does have this generous aspect, where we would easily give things to one another, as long as they are useful, beneficial, vital. Occasionally, a favors come up, though this is mainly subjected towards our guests. They give our friends food, car rides, and sweets. They have made my friends feel guilt, but that is just the way they were raised. They see it as a normal thing acquaintances do for one another (so do not feel guilt Alice and T-San). They are just good people, that I trust and appreciate. They may be overly generous for me at times, but I am glad I inherited that trait. When I carry money to school, and its more than what I need, I feel it is just right to buy something for a friend. My parents would not mind, they would have done the same thing. I thank god for sending me to a family that is generous, kind, loving, caring, and trusting.

Working at a Football Stadium

A job I would definitely have if I were an employee at a football stadium would be a ticket sales person. I would complain and quit the job if I were to work in the scorching heat. As a ticket sales person, I get my own little box, a computerized ticket selling machine, and a uniform. I would also encounter new faces everyday. I have my own benefits in having my own box. I would customize this box to my likings, to make it feel less cramped. Day by day I would make fun of the employees who have to endure the heat (in my mind at least). Not only that, but as an employee I have to get paid. Being paid to handle ticket sales in a box does not seem like a hard job. It may be time consuming, but i would consider this on the part time job list I have been building throughout the years. Overall, it is not a terrible job; it is simple and empowering.

Four Years Ago

If I could describe myself four years ago I would have to say... I was different. I was shy in comparison to how I am now. I still get stage fright, but now I see it more as an anxious feeling, rather than a nervous sort of feel. I was unsure, back then, of what I wanted to do. Now I know I can major in my passion, and minor and my mini passions. Now I trust less individuals, only those close to me, which is why I tend to have only a "one time" conversation or encounter with a few humans. I must admit, back then I knew more math, now I have to regain some of that knowledge. I am aggressive in comparison to how I was. In fact my friends say I am the dominant one in my relationship with Danny. I got taller, so now I can reach the higher shelves. I can type faster, back then I was super slow (until I had to type for M.E.S.A.) I am a Super Junior fan, where as back then I did not know anything about international talents. I am aware of my surroundings now, meaning that I am no longer a piece of hay, but rather a needle. I am not confused, or as gullible as I was back then. I "evolved" into a different being, that is pretty much it. An individual I would have looked up to back then.

Eunhae ^o^

A brightened version of the picture on facebook. Done on my sister's behalf.  ^o^

Would a monkey be a good pet?

The real question is: "Why wouldn't a monkey make a good pet?" A monkey would not harm unless properly educated by their owners. Such is the case, as stated in some animal movie, "There are not bad dogs, only bad owners." That being said, it is easy to say that a monkey would not be violent, if and only if, the owner treats it with love, care, and remembers to feed it often. Monkeys and chimps are different creatures that have tails, and belong to the same family of species. They are not the same! Chimps are weird, monkeys are the cute ones. The one who exceeds in "aigoo" (cute in Korean; known as "kawaii" in Japan) would have to be the spider monkey. It is tiny, and can fend for itself. All an owner must do is feed it, love it, bathe it and BAM! it would remain yours. An owner must take into consideration that a monkey would get lonely, so I would get a monkey companion for it. Eventually, I'll experiment if a monkey is able to get along with other creatures, then I'll practically have a mini zoo in my backyard. I do not mind this because a monkey can feed itself once it gets older, respect their owner, and can play as well. It is practically a dog who can climb trees!

Spider Monkey

Youngest Person I know

The youngest person I know is my brother, Wilbert. He is thirteen years old, and currently in his 8th grade year in middle school. He is cuddly, temperamental, tall, and generous. Not to mention the fact that he thinks more maturely than me. My friends compare him to Taemin of SHINee, only because of the haircut he has now. I bet in a few years he is going to be the tallest one in our family. Like my mother and sister, he is smart common sense wise. School wise he is average for now. Alot of his gestures are random, but he is still a perfectionist. He cleans his room more than my sister and I do. He is also well-organized, and friendly to our family's acquaintances. He does annoy me, but that only occurs after my El Camino classes, when I am tired, hungry, and sleepy. Other than that, I have received great feedback on him. One was by my friend T-San, where she stated that he would make a great husband someday. I agree, but as of now I am glad he is enjoying his freedom and not thinking about relationships.


Wilbert at a check up.



Oldest Person I Know

The oldest person that I know well would have to be my mother. She is wise with life lessons, which helps her out when she gives advice. She also is repetitive, meaning that if she asks us to clean up our room she would come in through the door five times until we clean up our room. Her repetition is the only negative factor, only because repetition is one of my pet peeves. Education-wise, she is pretty basic. I blame her sister for this only because she was the factor that motivated my grandfather to take all his daughter's out of school. The males had the chance to get an education, but they did not like it so they quit. She is one of the most giving people I know. She always is generous to our guest, including my friends, who leave our house with tons of food. She is a great mother, and she cares for each of her children equally. She is cuddly and has lots of love to share, which means it is really difficult to dissatisfy her. Once she is dissatisfied, that marks and end to a bond. She is my mother and I honor, respect, and love her dearly.