My name is Lee Miyoung.  You may know me, you may not.  My name is common these days, so you'll find many more people with the name Lee Miyoung running around in South Korea.  Who am I to tell you this?  I'm the 'lucky' younger sister of Super Junior's kickbutt aegyo king, Lee Sungmin.

Sungmin oppa and I have bonded throughout the months that I've been in Korea.  I remember that I used to hate him SO much when I was younger because he left me all alone.

I live with Super Junior, obviously.  It was great for the first few days.  And then I learned some life lessons from living with them.

1) How to do laundry.

Ok, you might think I'm a wimp for not knowing how to do laundry, but Mom always did it when I was young!  She never let me near the washing machine.

2) How to cook decent food.

I was never allowed to touch the stove when I was young.  I guess I'm a pretty sheltered child from what you see here.  I learned how to cook so that Ryeowook oppa wouldn't have to everytime.

3) How to live with famous boys.

This .  Fangirls everywhere, cameras flashing, no messing up or it's immediately labeled as a 'scandal' of some sort.  Member couples (I learned EunSiHae, Kyumin, and SiHanChul) and sapphire blue became a daily part of life, and most importantly, the members treat me like their baby sister.

And when I say baby, it means that they're super overprotective.

Then there's Mr. CN Blue guy Lee Jonghyun.  He was taken into my family back when I was younger.  Right after Sungmin oppa left me, I found Jonghyun oppa beat up in an alley.  So I took him home.  Mom and Dad were against having a stranger in our house, but they soon grew attached to him too.  We found out that he was an orphan, and we obviously couldn't let him back out into the streets.  So he became my half-brother.

And Mr. Lee Jonghyun likes to mess around with me.  Not like in the mean way, but the sibling way.

What a y life I have, you might say?  Nah.  Not when you're surrounded by people that love you.

Especially my oppa, Lee Sungmin