About Jeanne
Eight Images That Represent Me
Hi, my name is Jeanne Ta. I’m a freshman at Baruch as you all know. I’ve lived in New York for as long as I can remember. I made an eight picture slide show to represent who I am. I’m not very good at sports but I am really good at badminton. I played badminton for most of the years I’ve spent in high school. As I mentioned, I’m not athletic so I don’t know how to swim or ride a bike. Just recently during this summer, I learned how to ride a bike with the help of my friends.
My favorite fruit is longon. Not many people know what this fruit is; it has a slight honey flavor to it. The flesh of this fruit is soft and chewy. It is usually available during the summer. I remember I choked on the seed of this fruit when I was very young and I was very scared at the time.
I really like to cook, but usually only the foods that I like to eat. I learned to cook little by little starting from when I was seven. Of course, there were many failures as I learned to cook new foods, but my family supported me along the way by eating whatever I made. I also like to bake sweets. In my family, I’m always given the job of baking sweets for special occasions because I think it is very fun. Each time I successfully make something, I feel very accomplished.
Before, I never really thought of myself as an artistic person, but now I have realized that I enjoy painting landscapes. I joined an art class during the summer because I wanted something to do. I was surprised that I really enjoyed painting landscapes and looked forward to each class. Although I enjoy painting, I think it will stay as a hobby. People have encouraged me to pursue this in college but I can’t see myself doing this in the future.
When I was young, I always wanted to play the piano because it made such beautiful music with each note being played. I took a piano class in school a few years back and I thought that I would love it but I didn’t. The music was beautiful but having to read the musical notes was very tedious. It was very difficult for me to memorize the notes of the piece I was playing, but I’m glad that I at least tried and found out that I don’t like it. It makes me feel that life is a series of trial and error; you won’t know what you’ll like until you’ve tried it. So in the upcoming years at Baruch, I hope I can learn many things.