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Dear Mrs. Vaiana, I am Hyunsu Jang, a proud Korean-American, who just turned 12 on August 5th. I am the type of person who is not so strong towards history and English. Instead, math and science make up for the disadvantage. I love math and science because it comes natural for me to understand all the concepts. Whenever I strive in a certain subject or activity, I enjoy it more. According to my philosophy, one is better at a certain action or role when they enjoy it, so it is easy for me to comprehend mathematical and scientific concepts. On the other hand, the only thing I enjoy about core academics is writing. It is one of the main things I do when there is nothing else for me to do. I especially love writing poems because they allow me to express my feelings and entertain people. That brings me to the fact that I also find happiness from humoring others and watching them enjoy my comedy. When it comes to sports, I like basketball, soccer, and swimming. I used to do Tae-Kwon-Do, but I stopped because of the time that I severely injured my ankle. I never had the guts to try restarting ever since. What I don't like is when people misinterpret my purpose or intentions of my actions and start to talk behind my back about it. It's not fair if you are blamed for something you didn't really do. Since I am not much of a fan of pessimism, I'll leave my dislikes at that. In my family, there are 5 people: my mom, my dad, older sister, younger sister, and me. In addition, I have 6 aquatic members as well: 1 goldfish, 4 guppies, and a golden platy. I have many friends as well, but just to name a few of them, there are Tommy Nguyen and Dooie Doh. I have known Tommy Nguyen ever since 2nd grade. I admire his personality because he has brilliant advice about general life and he always tries hard. If he was stranded on an island, I bet he could resist and survive for a long, long time. In one word, he is simply amazing. Then, there's Dooie Doh. I can't even describe his unique
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