Chewable Facts

My favorite set of movies is the Matrix Trilogy. The original Matrix made me very excited about going into computers.

Being advised to install an Apache, I learned PHP during my freshman high school year. Along with learning PHP in my high school years, I started my trip down SQL lane by initially taking a class at a local junior college. From that class on, I was equiped with a powerful weapon. Entwining this power with that of PHP allowed me to wield untold power, including that of a user-based system, a simple blogging software, and a text-based game. This encouraged me to continue my passion for computers, especially software.

I am physically active. I enjoy exercising and going outdoors. Because of physical deficiencies in height and strength, I am not that great at sports, but I still enjoy playing sports.

I enjoy eating all types of non-spicy foods. I cannot handle spice at all. I know it is sad, but it is true. My favorite types of food is Italian and Japanese. Pasta dishes are awesome. Salmon sashimi is amazing.

Alternate Passions

I want to travel. I want to see the world. I have all these different different travel itineraries depending on which continent I go to. However, there are quite a lot of formidable hurdles in my path. Such issues of personal funds, party members, and political turmoil are a few factors that I have been considering. I would love to travel through the Americas, but Central America has much turmoil. South America is a little bit unstable. Europe is pricey. Africa seems a little bit difficult to travel through. Asia doesn't seem bad, but it is muggy and humid for the most part. Island hopping around the Pacific can get pricey. Australia sounds nice, but I want to wait to save enough to go there and see New Zealand and perhaps the Philippines.

A reason I like traveling is because I like history. History is necessary to remind ourselves of our past actions, not only the triumphs but also the pitfalls. Many places are filled with great cultural importance. There is Martha's Vineyard. The origins of the American Sign Language can be traced to that island off the coast of Massachusetts. There is Machu Pichu, the ruins of the great Incan civilization hidden up in the Andes in Peru. There is the Hadrian Wall in England, built under Emperor Hadrian's reign to defend against Celtic and other forces. Remains of such great civilizations serve as reminders of how fragile everything is. I like history.