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Joe Kim was born in South Korea and enjoys interacting with others through physical contact. He takes his studies seriously and graduated from Penn State Main. He played soccer, tennis, and wrestled in high school. He identifies as a thinker, helper, active person, worker, and loyal friend. He wants to become someone who doesn't regret not starting over. He finds learning new things enjoyable but dislikes tests he performs poorly on.
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Joe kim
- 1. Joe Kim
- 2. I was born in South Korea I love to interact with others through physical contacts When it comes to studying I take stuff seriously
- 3. I live in
- 4. Joe Kim
- 5. In 5 years Played soccer, tennis and wrestled in high school. Graduated Penn State Main
- 6. Things that Will not say about meWill not say about me
- 7. I am a thinker- I enjoy observing, learning, evaluating. I am a helper I like to work in groups and enjoy assisting people in various ways. I am a active I love to interact with people through physical contacts. I am a worker when it comes to work I try my best in order to achieve it. I am a royal- I dont betray my friends no matter what. I want to become a person who doesnt look back and say I want to start over.
- 13. Learning something new that I enjoy Studying Tests that I did bad on
- 14. SAT Learn a new language Moving into different country Do something that I didnt enjoy
- 15. I am a person who is gentle, caring, and sensitive. To those who don't really know me, I may appear cool and reserved. But inside my feelings are very deeply. My close friends know I am loyal and affectionate, expressive and eager to please.
- 16. Me! Telephone: 267-323-6106 E-mail: zhkim3@hotmail.com Address: 12 Bark Hollow LN