Introductory Letter
Th. January 31,1980
My name is Lynnjan Choy, but everyone either calls me Lynn or Lynnie. I'm
twenty-years old,
female and a
'78 graduate from Punahou. This is my sophomore year-at the University of Hawaii. I
haven't
declared my major yet,
but I'm interested in Special Education or any type of work with children, and
Travel.
Presently I'm working part-time at Buck's as a cashier-sales person. During my free-time
I like
being
outdoors either running, going to the beach, picnicking and exploring places I've never
been
to.
I have a known reputation for being indecisive and have a habit of putting things off
until the
last minute. I
enjoy meeting new people, although at times I find it a bit difficult starting a
conversation. I
would call
myself "shy" but those who know me never agree. #3
To Whoever This May Concern,
I am a student taking Psychology 222 and as an assignment I would like to introduce
myself.
First
of all, I am 20 years old and a Junior in Biology. I graduated from Leilehua High school
in 1977.
I
was born and raised in Wahiawa. My mother is Chinese and my father is Japanese, and I
have
two
brothers and one sister. Oh yes, I'm 5'10" and 165 lbs. with brown eyes and black hair. I
hope I
got all of the formal stuff out of the way; now for the interesting stuff. My interests are
sports like
footballs soccer, tennis, weightlifting, and skating. I also like the beach, the sun and the
great
outdoors. But, I think playing the piano is one of my favorite past times. I love to play the
piano ^
to figure out songs that I here on the radio, and also to try different instruments. My
favorite
composers are Chopin and Bach. As far as night life's I like to go to the movies and the
"discos,"
also going to parties and meeting people. Since I also like jazz music, I sometimes go to
lounges
to have a moderate drink and listen to the music. As far as school, I'd like to eventually
get into
Optometry school.
I feel that the family unit is one of the most important aspects of societal life. This is
why I
feel
strongly about keeping strong ties or "forces" within the family. My father is a third
generation
Japanese and my mother is a second generation Chinese. The dilution of their cultures has
resulted
in our family having mostly American-traditions and customs (although a few of them are
still
held
on to like blowing fireworks at Chinese New Years and the pounding of mochi at the
American
New Years. Our family is held together by a force of mutual love between members. My
father is
a family man-and enjoys going on family outings. Financially, we are moderately well
off, I
mean
my parents have been successful at supplying us with the material needs but most of all
they
afford moral support when needed. They teach us and maintain high moral values which
they feel
will help us as good individuals later in life. They are very future oriented as they plan
and help
us
to be better off in the years to come( housing, good schooling).They are careful in
planning their
future, too Although we have many problems in our family, and who doesn't, I'm glad to
be in
this family.
Actually, one of my interests is people. I spent my latest 3 semesters at the University
of
Houston
in Texas. There, I met people who were not just different physically, but different
socially. For
example, a lot of people attend this university, and many times as I walk to class I may
approach
a
person and if our eyes meet they would be obliged to say "hi" or "how 'r doing?" This, I
found,
was one of the most surprising differences that I experienced while staying there.
However, I
also
noticed that people there are generally impatient. They expect things to be done right
away, as if
they were in a hurry or something. This is in contrast to the people here where pushy
people are a
rarity. I think that the cultural upbringing and the environment in which people live has a
lot to
do
with this. I am a true Pisces and if you follow the Zodiac, it suggests a person who is
generally
sympathetic, idealistic, and sensitive. I feel this is pretty much true for me because no
matter how
weird a person is, I would think of that person as being "just different". I also like to
confide in
people and to talk over their problems. This results in a greater understanding of the
person who I
am talking to and it gives me a gratifying feeling when their problem is solved or gotten
over.
Well, after thinking about myself I guess I am a kind of mellow person. I like to
contemplate on
the aspect of self-realization and setting positive goals for myself. Having a goal in life is
very
important in fact, I feel one should have a different goal each day.
Well, I
guess I've presented
enough of myself. Putting everything together, this is the physical and
inner
me. I hope you
like it and I hope I get to meet you sometime whoever you are.
Sincerely,
Eryle Okamura
January 30, 1980
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