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ChinoHKSan
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Birthday: 2/21/1981
Gender: Male
Interests: Volunteering with my AphiO bros
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LIKHA Pilipino Folk Ensemble www.likha.org
Since December 2004
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Class 3 Whitewater Rafting
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Volleyball> B-BB league, indoors, 6-2, 5-1, coed reverse 4v4, libero, setter
Message: message me
Website: visit my website
Member Since:
2/23/2003
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| We often hear about forgiveness and anguishing wish for rewinding time, especially when it comes to the winter holiday seasons. This 'season' can be whenever one realizes their own reasons why they really want such a thing in regards for the other person as well as themselves. I got to hear this again as I am living my life from a friend who is embedded deep in my memories from significant signs of their sincere concern for my well-being. Although I didn't get to humble the wise words, "I may want to hate the things you do, but I don't think I want a heart inside that hate you." Certain social events may propagand this value, and it probably affects me just as much as a lot of other people as we become more aware of the approaching seasonal highlights. Jingle bell rocks! (And it always has since I first heard the song) | | |
| there was a time when i was asked if there was anything of modesty that would make it uncomfortable to change down to the skin between performance pieces. there is not, for it had to be done and i consider myself to be everything on each physical layer.
if motivations exist to will the act of limitless exploitation of individual privacy in raw facts to slanderous fiction, there is only so much i can do to prevent it. what i cannot do at my very best effort, it seems logical to accept defeat of a battle and conserve energy towards the next battles...a sign for myself that i've really integrated my lack of ability to pick my battles in my former self to a bit more micro-managing improvement. here's to those of you who wanted me to have this ability to complete the matching existent abilities to take a strong stand on every opinionated argument or stay clear of involvement without regards to personal level of care to the matter. | | |
| A couple of recent events have started the burning of the midnight oil on a life-development concept. It really made me think about the times in which a person has to make a personal leadership decision that will affect his/her opportunities with a leadership role.
I remember when I grabbed the whistle, stepped down against majority, demanded the promotion to authority, join together with an underdog group for a fair cause, as well as watch my unexperienced power trip limp across a resistant team. Regardless if a leadership title is involved, it seems to me that it's mostly all about decision-making and what kind of stance to take. Especially having worked with various kinds of people, one can only rely on one's own experience to know what is the best course of action for that person.
Choosing right should mostly be a reinforcement to recognizing the appropriate skills that will continue the making of 'right' decisions. Choosing wrong should mostly be a privy for re-evaluation of a decision that was made and not left to wasting away from lack of action. | | |
| What makes me who I am, in being closer to who I aspire to become as well as what holds me back from making the cut in life, consist of a little more in less embraced by society than common qualities, which determines the amount of increase in hardship and failure probability of being known as a success with that kind of individuality composition. | | |
| I thought the job search and transition chaos had ended, but it's still in the midst of working out what my new employment state will be. In one...out one...in one back...out before it levels...in one and phases to a 'sham-like' ride. From the looks of it, I will certainly be putting most of my waking minutes into balancing jets while spending a little bit of time rummaging about truffles after truffles. At least I got a few pairs of pants out of Banana Republic. That's working fer ya'. So much for aiming for simple stability. It just never seems to leave the nomadic lifestyle. | | |
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