I believe that life is a journey with no destination and that life's greatest achievement is not what we've done - but what we've learned. I am a man fully alive for the passions in life. A dedicated soul with a thousand joy and sorrow.

who am eye?

Part of my life was spent in China. It was a very memorable experience for me. I've met with intelligent, good humored, and passionate people who thought me a lot of things about LIFE and LIVING.

Who am I?
Life demands the best of me. I am.... who I am. I do enjoy intellectually stimulating conversations over coffee or alchohol in a mood setting environment! I do believe that there is no better life purpose than to perish in attempting the great and the impossible. I am also an agnostic, though I'm still hoping someone would be able to convert me back to belief. Someone who fully indulge the curiousity about the wonders of life.
A mixture of decadence and decency...
from a sizzling delicacy to a chilly polar frost... do you
have what it takes to be me?

I think I've been aloof quite far enough so lets just say most people find me quite moody sometimes. I take things to serious level when the need arises. I'm quite the thinker when there is only silence which pretty much scares me because I can think of almost all the crazy stuff in the world. I definitely love music! I'm a singer at heart and I admire also people who show the same interests as I do. I believe that our type tend to socialize more and get to be the star of the crowd. Well pretty ironic cause I'm much of the loner type at times...cause I can't seem to find the right crowd to mingle with. So I guess being alone is better than getting to pick sides on who is right or wrong...however I think that there is no actual right or wrong in this world...just two sides that seem to misunderstand each other. Ask me about love? I do believe in it whether it may be conditional or unconditional however I try to give greater weight on friendship nowadays for the mere fact that friendship is a start of new beginnings.

When I was young, I expected people to give me more than they could - continuous friendship, permanent emotion. Now I have learned to expect less of them than they can give - a silent companionship. And their emotions, their friendship, and noble gestures keep their full miraculous value in my eyes; wholly the fruit of grace.