About Me

Hello, my name is Daniel Weigle and i'm 19 years old and i live in Yardley. I’m a Freshman in college and commute back and forth via the train. I only go to school on the weekdays as i have work on the weekend. Where i work is the Giant in Yardley and i'm usually a cashier but also can work in the bakery occasionally. My hobbies include watching YouTube, playing video games, hanging out with my friends, and playing with my brother, Aaron. He is 21 and also goes to the same campus as a senior.  My favorite color is teal, and most of my things are that color so it is a very common color to see me in. i spend some of my time in the Intersection at the campus but i can sometimes be at the gym or the cafe area at Woodland. I live in house with my Mom, Aaron, And the extended family of my mom’s boyfriend which includes, Jim, Alyssa, Lindsey, and Steve. My days usually start at 7am and end when i get home around 6pm every weekday, and from 8am to 4pm on the weekends. I have two pets, they are both cats and are named Yoshi and Issy. they are both very smart and can do things like play fetch and follow on command.

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