Inventory List

1. Piece of blanket. The blanket is actually from 1840. It's made out of some animal hair.             
2.  Wooden head. It is a bald woman head carved by the woman herself. Apparently showing how she look like.
3. Wooden ruler. The ruler measures 30 cm long. It can be used to draw geometrical figures.
4. Coin wallet. This wallet was from Singapore. The coins inside were about six and of different sizes.
5. Mexican farm. There was a house and also a mule that appears to be the pet. Looks like it was the standard type of farm.
6. Leather wallet. Since it is made out of leather it has a strong smell. The color was khaki.
7. Canoe. A canoe made out of a tree peel sewed together. It contained some feathers.
8. Jar. Looks like it has been made out of porcelain. The colors on it were white, green and some blue.
9. Shanghai stamp. Chinese stamp used to sign or approve documents. It is carved out of a kind of marble material.
10. Bald woman statue. The statue actually represents a Masai woman. The Masai are from Kenya, in Africa.
11. Bowl. Carved in wood it can be used as a recipient to carry food. It is originally from New Mexico.
12. 3 chestnuts. They are special nuts of different sizes but same color. The color was brown.
13. Man statue. The statue represented a man holding a drum. He was from Chile.

Who Am I and What Do I Stand For?

My name is Jonathan Teounda Ouedraogo. Born in 1991 in Montpellier, France but, raised in Burkina Faso, I come from a family of five. I usually don't like writing about myself but this is an assignment from my ENGL 191 instructor, so here I go. About 5'8 feet tall, I have black eyes, dark-brown skin and blak hair. I'm a big fan of gospel music and as a matter of fact I play guitar and piano. I also have hobbies like playing baskelball or football; not the "egg-ball" that Americans call football, but the football that you actually play with your foot. So that is about who I am.
  
Soon after getting my A'level diploma (which would be high school diploma here in the USA) in 2009, I left my home country and ended up in the United States of America. Once there I started a Mechanical Engineering program.