Things Represents Me


 I'm Julianne Arcena Realin, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Realin. I have a sister who I always tease when I'm bored. Her name is Jamelle Frances Realin, she is a college teacher in UNP. I am 15 years old, born on july 21, 2009. A 10th grade student in Ilocos sur National Highschool. I live in camangaan Vigan City.

I am a crocheter who crochet keychains and other projects. I'm extrovert when I'm with my circle of friends. I'm introvert when I'm with people I just met. A crafty person that DIY's things like flowers made out of ribbon and papers. I love staying up all night that makes me wake up late and misses my chores.

My future plans is to graduate in college, and become engineer, electrical engineer to be exact. I also want to be financially stable where I don't have to worry about where I will find money to pay bills. In senior high school, I'm planing to take STEM as my senior high strand. 





Comments

  1. Nathalie8 October 2024 at 06:42

    It's great to see your passion for creativity and your clear goals for the future! Your plans for pursuing electrical engineering and financial stability show a strong sense of ambition and determination.

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