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About me...


Well, what can be said about me?

Many things... Not that few people have many things to be said about them. All people have things to be said about themselves... It's just the way it is said, and the point of view from which it is said: the global perspective, that is...

First and foremost, my Love to God is my most important aspect... I just Love God! I truly believe everything starts and ends with God. For me, God granted me several Graces. God grants us so many Graces so much we lose count. And that's the Graces we're aware of... God's Graces to me can be hierarchical, having three major Graces on top, and my whole life, with its loveliness and heavenliness continuing the Grace Tree...
My Three Top Graces are as follows:

  1. God Granted me to Know Him (God);
  2. God Gave me a Father who is a Holy Man, a Priest;
  3. God Gave me my Blessed Family.

Now the direct continuation of those Graces comes with the venue of my lovely friends, and my blessed and successful career. The career thing might seem like an earthy, materialistic thing to aspire to... However, I do not seek materialistic aspirations, only heavenly ones... And by heavenly, I mean deep, pure, sacred aspirations... The way I see my career as successful is that my Belief in God directed me towards places I always dreamed of, but never was sure of reaching... And that's, along with my ability to spread God's Love around me, contributed to my thinking of my career as heavenly blessed... My note of all this? My trust in God got me to success... Simple...

Second (yeah, there is a second, and a third and...), I strive for knowledge... Since I was a small little kid, I used to think of myself as a Philosopher... I know, it's far fetched, looking at it from the "common" perspective... But from mine, it was the dessication of the word Philosopher, in Greek, that entangled me into the realms of knowledge: Philo (φιλο) and Sophia (σοφ?α), or in other word, Love and Knowledge/Wisdom... I love Knowledge! And Wisdom, for that matter! I used wanting to receive knowledge so eagerly that I sometimes asked questions faster than my teacher's could give answers to... And asking loads of questions led me to some touchy situations...
Nevertheless, my thirst for knowledge just got bigger and bigger, and little by little, I found out that God is the Sole Source of Knowledge & Truth, and He is the only one that can quench my thirst...

Third (as promised ;-), in an on-going will for perfection, and personal refurbishment, I'm trying as much as I can to work on my behavioral attitude... Perfectionism misplaced is negation of itself: What good would a lovely perfect morning sunshine be in the evening, after a long and tiring day? It's still lovely, yeah, but you would not want to enjoy its beauty (though it might happen that you change your mind), but you would be wanting a nice, warm, cosy bed to tuck yourself in... So, one of my good/bad points is Perfectionism...
Take for example this website... I'm making sure it's XHTML/CSS valid... I hope is it: this is perfectionism in its place... But developing the most advanced website in a single day (which I'm not gonna do) would kill my time, and visitors wouldn't enjoy with me the beauty of progressive creation... That's perfectionism misplaced... Now, what's the rate of "progressive" in the website's creation? Um... It depends...

Fourth (well, you saw it coming, didn't you?), I was wondering... Can I get rid of the "I"? I mean, would it be possible for me to start a sentence without referring to my first person? Euh, I know, I know, I lost you, right? Well, it's kind of a deep story (in contrast with a long one), so here goes nothing...
During my journey at university, I teamed up with several people, for projects and lab experiments. I was, so to speak, always one step ahead: I seldom failed to "end" up having the best results, and if it wasn't for the tutor's constant will to challenge me, I would've lost interest in production, due to the lack of competition... Hehehe, yeah, I know, it seems too... Too cocky, too "Tiré pas les cheveux"... Well, because it is! Putting aside my rather outstanding academic proficiency, I was only seeing the "I" perspective, which led to my thinking in that perspective, while neglecting others... Bad me!!!
However, this perspective went along with students seeking grader-shelters: teaming up with a good teammate, and just doing nothing...
This was fine with me, until my final-senior-project partner and I created our best product ever (back at the time ;-)... I was still in the "I" perspective, which undermined my teammate's effort... I got over the situation, while trying to hurt others the least possible, but I kept this apprehension of the "I"...
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I think I should have several "thought" pages...
(to be continued)