Author: dl139758

My dog Coco. So my little maltipom is more of a bear than a dog. He was supposed to be no more than 7 pounds when he was fully grown. At least that’s what we thought when we first got him. He is almost 4 years old and he is now weighing in at a hefty 20 pounds. He is a mix between a maltese and a pomeranian, and he is crazy. He stays home all day and waits for all our family members to come home. He greets each of us with loud barking, jumping, and licking our faces. He eats everything that he can and almost everything seems to be edible to him. He especially likes eating tissues and we are always on the lookout to make sure there are no loose tissues within Coco’s reach. He is always looking for trouble and more ways to get himself snacks. Maybe that’s how he became so big…. Whenever we say the word “snacks” in Korean, he gets super excited and runs to the kitchen where we keep his treats. That’s when his troublemaking stops and he lets go of whatever he has. This is definitely how he got so big. He is loud, fat, and sometimes annoying, but he is part of my family and we all love him!

These eight images are eight images that represent who I am. It shows where I am from, what I like to do, and just gives an overall image of who I am. The Korean flag obviously represents my Korean background. Not only is South Korea where I was born, but also the first language I learned, the home of all of my relatives, and the culture that I am accustomed to. The unisphere represents the place that I have called my home for the past 16 years, Queens, New York. The next few items are thing I do outside of school. Volleyball is a sport that I have been playing for over five years and it’s a sport that I put a lot of time and effort into. Music is something that I have been around my entire life. My parents are both very musically talented and it has become a big hobby of mine. Religion for me is very important and I spend a lot of time at my local church. I grew up going to church and have been going my entire life. I also spend a great deal of my time at my work place, Paris Baguette. It is a French-themed Korean bakery chain. Besides church and work, I spend the rest of my time at Baruch College. The last picture  represents the thing that I hope to make a lot of once I graduate school, money.