Hyunwoo Jun/ Task 3.2 + Chapter 3 Essay/Tuesday 1:00pm

Task 3.2 

I went to a park nearby the Shinimoon Station. There were not many people there. Most of them were kids and old people. The person i decided to observe more carefully was someone who was about my age. 

He was average in height with a muscular figure. He had black eyes and brownish permed hair. He was sitting at a bench next to mine looking at the kids playing basketball. He wore red checked shirts, snow jeans and black tennis shoes. Nothing seemed unusual about him. He just sat there for the entire time looking at this cellphone. He was just an average man in a park. He interacted with someone else through the phone. I heard him say " I will go to the dorms." At the end, he also interacted with one of the kids in the court calling his name several times. "Ji Hun!! Ji Hun, let's go." and that is how my observation finished.  

Chapter 3 Essay 

His name is David in English. He is Korean but his outward appearance could confuse anyone. He is five feet eight inches tall and loves to wear sport clothes because his hobbies are soccer, tennis, and taekwondo. When I first met him during middle school, I thought he was a foreign student because he had really dark skin. He is very friendly and interesting because he loves to be funny and make jokes. He is also very talented in sports and music, but very poor in academic studies. He would always be causing trouble in Math class and be sent to the principal office daily.

Even though most of his comments are silly, I could still remember him say that "Failure is the mother of success." He basically encouraged me to keep working hard although there will be times where I would fail. That comment fits him very well because he continues to work hard even though there are many hardships coming at his way. 

Right now, he is busy practicing Tae Kwon Do in his university, working hard to become a professional. I know he is working hard because his improvement is too big. I met him just two weeks ago and he showed me crazy acrobatic movements he learned in his college. He also used to work at a restaurant every day during vacation until he got his scholarship from his college. 

David's first impression was always being a clown. He was the clown in our class during middle school and he still is today. Although people say bad things about his grades, people who come to understand him better will know that he is a hardworking friend. Most people react positively towards David because of his funny attitude. You could say that he can be friendly with anyone. I am proud to say that he is my best friend.