100 Things
- I grew up in Los Angeles.
- Doctors say I should have died on December 1, 2000 when I was hit by a van going 35 mph.
- Apparently, in the scenario I was in, 90% of people die.
- I got out of that accident with a 6 hour stay at the hospital, a bump on my head, and a strained knee.
- I am Mormon and have been Mormon since I was born.
- The only pets I’ve ever had were goldfish and turtles.
- The turtles were technically for a 7th grade science project.
- I am Korean.
- My parents have never made dessert.
- Instead, we had fruit.
- Growing up, if we ever had meat for dinner, it was salmon or halibut.
- My dad has a budget for everything, including for eating out 3 or 4 days a week.
- I’m an only child.
- Because I grew up with my dad and my dad is an only child as well, I did not know of any uncles, aunts, cousins, etc. until I met my mom in the summer of 2007.
- In one day, my family grew from 3 people to at least 20 people.
- My dad and I look almost exactly alike.
- We like to trick people into thinking we are brothers.
- My grandmother took the maternal figure in my life.
- I never had a problem with not having a mom.
- I am almost always hungry like now.
- I almost never eat breakfast.
- If I eat something within an hour of waking up, my stomache will be very unhappy for the rest of the day.
- I have never eaten grits or country fried steak.
- I get this thing where patches on the surface of my skin start to sting unbearably 5 minutes at a time for a day or two.
- Then, after a couple months, the patches will migrate to a different area and torture me from there.
- I love Futurama.
- I also love the Food Network. Give me those two and I’m happy.
- I have always wanted to learn photography.
- I think it would be pretty awesome to be a food photographer.
- If I could, I would make a living as an epicure.
- I spend more time than I’d like listening to other people’s problems.
- There are many places I’d love to see, but probably never will because I think traveling is a hassle.
- I’m starting to become a Red Sox and Patriots fan because the friend that I started watching baseball and football with is a Red Sox and Patriots fan.
- I don’t like Emeril.
- I think he talks like he’s always reading off a teleprompter (he probably is).
- I love orange juice.
- If I’m not talking to someone, I need to be listening to music.
- When I eat Korean food, I use chopsticks with my left hand and a spoon with my right hand for maximum efficiency.
- I cannot go on a trip and not go into every single gift store I see.
- I’m left-handed for most, but not all, things.
- I. Love. Aquariums.
- I want to learn CSS so I can play around with my blogs a little bit.
- But I seriously hate programming. My C S 142 class has forever ruined programming for me.
- I would consider basically any major besides history. And maybe programming.
- I love learning languages. So far, I speak 2 fluently and understand another 2, though I can’t speak them very well.
- My first game console was a Sega Genesis. It was pretty much awesome.
- I love watching college sports but don’t know anything about rankings, teams, etc., nor do I follow any teams.
- I’d rather play a sport than watch it.
- I have never eaten anything wierd when I was a kid (like glue, sand, dirt, etc.).
- I thought that when I first watched Napoleon Dynamite, it was the biggest waste of $8 ever.
- It grew on me, but I still dont think it’s that funny.
- I was slightly allergic to fish for about half a year when I was 11.
- My best friend and I met when we both got sent to the same corner after getting in trouble in the 3rd grade.
- We are still close, but we haven’t talked much since we went to different high schools.
- I didn’t try hard enough in high school.
- If I were to go through high school again, I wouldn’t try any harder than I did the first time.
- I don’t have a problem with spending a few extra bucks for something better.
- I prefer sleeping on a thin mat on the floor.
- I have never had a room I can call my own, until after high school. I don’t understand the concept of having your own room.
- I get frustrated with people often, but it takes a lot to get me angry.
- Once I’m angry at someone, it’s lights out for them.
- I have no study skills at all.
- I write more creatively when I’m under intense pressure (like if the paper is due in 6 hours).
- This does not apply for blogs. I write better posts during the day and when I’m not at home.
- I want to change my major to a liberal arts major but am scared that I won’t be able to find a stable job.
- If I could, I would never go to Korea. I’d rather not subject myself to constant awkward situations with relatives whom I have never talked to in my life.
- Of all the languages, I think Spanish is the least fun to learn but the most useful.
- Since starting college, my ability to speak Korean has been on a steady decline.
- I started with fluent Korean and now stumble through sentences.
- I don’t feel comfortable speaking Korean to young people.
- When I meet a Korean adult, my immediate instinct is to speak in Korean whether or not he/she speaks it.
- When I meet a young Korean, I will refuse to speak in Korean.
- I think the best show to ever grace us was Arrested Development.
- It’s so sad that they canceled it. The Office is good but not nearly as good as Arrested Development.
- I thank God for arresteddevelopment.msn.com.
- I don’t know what I got myself into when I applied for my major.
- I cannot stand chemistry classes.
- When it comes to history classes, if the teacher is not phenomenal, I will hate it and never live down the fact that I had to take it.
- Opinionated people who do not know how to take advice or to take other people’s opinions as simply opinions get on my nerves.
- I’m not convinced of the plural form of the word genius (geniuses? genii?).
- And what about moose? Mooses sounds wierd, but not as wierd as meese, I guess.
- I also need clarification on how Easter’s date is determined. Usually, it’s in April, but sometimes it’s in March.
- I am not happy with my writing skills.
- But I still love to write.
- I hate when people expect so much from me.
- I used to do the opposite of what the majority did (even for things like getting a smoothie with a group of friends) to show that I didn’t make my decisions based on what everyone else did.
- That stopped when I realized that, by making other people’s choices the basis of my decisions, I actually did care about what people did.
- I really don’t care what anyone does or thinks anymore.
- I think WordPress is so much cooler than Blogger.
- That opinion might change once I learn how to code in CSS.
- I think that Utah could learn a few things about traffic control from Los Angeles.
- The timing on the traffic lights in Utah are all screwy and awkward.
- I also think Utah drivers could learn a few things about driving from Los Angeleno drivers.
- I used to work out regularly.
- Now, it’s a miracle if I can even get up on time for class.
- I often cut corners in my life but rarely in doing things for which I’m paid.
- I think work ethic is one thing that everyone can improve on.
- Not judging people is another.
- I want to start a business while I’m in college. A business that is busy during nights, like a pizza place (or a bar!), so I can go to class during the day and work during the night.
- I am so glad I finally finished these 100 99 things.
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hinaraurea | March 25, 2008 at 9:36 pm
You’re funny, seriously.