Nothing here to interest you. Yet.
These are my old About Me descriptions. They’re embarrassing, but I’d like to keep them here for, uh, posterity.
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Ahoy there.
I’m Bemjo, I’m eighteen, and I’m a Communication and Media Studies senior at the University of the Philippines Visayas.
There’s nothing much to say about myself, except that I’m a fangirl — a major one at that — of the Korean boyband Super Junior (you might think they’re tacky, but STFU, I love them to bits), and that most people think I’m mean, when I am actually really really nice. (Okay, so that’s not exactly true.)
I don’t like my course, and I would seriously give up my right leg to take Comparative Lit or Languages, but I only realized that sometime during my junior year, which is basically really late already. Nevertheless, I’m still having fun with my friends in uni, so it’s not that bad.
I’d love to learn a new language, like maybe Japanese or Mandarin, but so far I haven’t had any opportunity to. Boo. I like reading up on Philippine history, Philippine literature in English, and Pinoy pop culture. (Sure, I tend to obsess over Super Junior, but I’m basically not interested in the rest of K-Pop or Korean culture.)
Old “About Me” that I wrote for my Writing Views class:
Bemjo Torema
(I am a freaking girl, okay?)
18 years old (ready for prison)
PhilippinesI am…
- A BA Communication and Media Studies junior at the University of the Philippines Visayas
- Vertically-challenged
- Prone to mood swings
- Not very niceHAHAHAFan of…
- Philippine literature (Arturo B. Rotor, Gilda Cordero-Fernando, Paz Latorena, Manuel Arguilla, Paz Marquez-Benitez)
- Utada Hikaru
- A certain 15-member K-pop boyband (yes, you read that right: fifteen)
- A certain 9-member K-pop girlband
If I had enough money, I would…- Book the most expensive tickets to any Super Junior Super Show as soon as freaking possible
- Take foreign language classes
- Bring all of my friends to the best theme park in the world(Oh, and drop by my sister’s deviantArt if you can!)
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bemjo, i’m doing some rounds browsing former students’ blogs.
you have this rare gift of ‘voice’ and style. why don’t you write more frequently?