Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Me, Myself, and I

I am Catherine Megan Buscato. I would prefer people calling me Megan. I am a pure blooded Filipino. I was born in the Philippines and my family migrated in the United States from the Philippines 11 months ago. We are finally reunited with our other relatives after 19 years.

I want to be a successful forensic accountant. That is my dream. I want to catch bad guys through their financial reports. I know that sounds really boring for some but I really love the idea of analyzing financial reports. 

My other dream is to travel and see the world. The United States is the first foreign country that I've set foot on. Though I've lived in the Philippines for 20 years, I have never seen the whole country. So if given the chance, I would go back there and check out the places that I've never been to. I also want to see Paris, Italy, Africa, Switzerland, and many more. 


I used to drive a motorcycle back home. The photo of the motorcycle that I attached here, is what I drive. I know, it is different compared to the motorcycles most people here in the US see. I used to own one of this, I love driving it because it calms me whenever I am angry or sad. And if I am having trouble about something, when I'm driving this, it helps me think of solutions to that problem.
 
For the 11 months that I am here, I have experienced all 4 seasons. When we arrived here, it was still winter, although we were not fortunate enough to see snow at that time. Spring was nice. We were able to see the Forest Park in St. Louis because it was not that cold. Summer was unforgettable. Back home, during summer, the highest temperature there would be 90 degrees Fahrenheit . Here, I've experienced over 100 degrees! Fall was simply beautiful. The leaves of the trees changed and fell. It was a memorable experience. and then again, I've experienced winter. But now, I've seen snow! It was a beautiful sight to see! Snow falling from the sky was simply beautiful.


And now, I am looking forward to more first time experiences. And I am also looking forward to a fun spring semester.

14 comments:

Unknown said...

Traveling should be on everyone's to do list.

Unknown said...

I love your career goals! That is the most unique i have heard. Although I absolutely hate numbers, that does sound interesting!! Good luck to you!

So you have been here 11 months...what is the biggest or most shocking difference you have seen here??

I hope you are enjoying the U.S. :)
- Dot

Jamie Beelow said...

Fall is definetly my favorite season here. It's beyond beautiful, and trust me you may like the snow now but it can get annoying after awhile.

Rachel Schroff said...

One of my best friends since like the fifth grade is from the Philippines!!

Unknown said...

I agree. It's really fun to travel. xD

Unknown said...

There are a lot that I could say about the difference between here and there. I haven't discovered the most shocking one, but there's a big difference with regards to college students here. They work and go to school. Unlike back home, most college students don't work to pay for their schooling.

Unknown said...

Really? That's nice! :D

Unknown said...

That's what most of my aunts told me. But for now, i'm enjoying it since we don't get to experience snow back home. xD

Unknown said...

It's nice to have you here- One of my best friends was Filipino, and she was such fun to have around! I would also love to travel around the world, I would like to go to every continent at some point in my life.

Unknown said...

Your career sounds amazing! I plan on going to a four year college for criminal justice. I would like to do the job my aunt does which is looking at areas of crime across a city and finding patterns to catch the bad guys!

Unknown said...

Sara, really? Was she also born in the Philippines?

Unknown said...

Caitlin, that sounds interesting too! We both have something in common. Catch criminals. xD

Unknown said...

Hey that's cool you want to catch criminals through forensic accounting, I want to do the same thing except through forensic psychology. So we both have something in common.

Unknown said...

That's nice Jordan. Have you decided on what university you'll take forensic psychology?