Who really am I?




                                                               Who really am  I?


"Who am I?" is the hardest question I have encountered in my whole life, and this question keeps me bothering at all times who really am I? What are my qualities that make me unique among others? It's hard to get to know who you are. Knowing who you really are is a long term process. 

I am April R. Raceles, but you can call me Jang I am 15 years old, and I live in Ayusan Norte, Vigan city, Ilocos Sur. We are a family of four members. My mother's name is Rubyleen Raceles, and she is a housewife.My Father's name is Efren Raceles, and he is a construction worker. I have one sibling who is older than me named Rhealeen Raceles, and I am the youngest.I am someone who is quiet and shy in public.I like people who respect me and also my family. My hobbies are sleeping, dancing and listening songs. I am also fan of BINI because they have a beautiful songs and my bias is Mikha. My Favorite foods are adobong manok with egg and pinakbet.

I want to become a Certified Public Accountant someday and desiring to become a Cumlaude in my school. I want to pay all the sacrifices that my parents have done to me, and the love and support they've given me.In Addition, I want to buy a house and car for my family, and also I want to travel all around the world.

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