Autobiography.

HI :) I'm Trinh. I love Pokemon, Starbucks Green Tea Frappucino, awkward moments & unusual things. I tend to let my emotions override my hopes and ambitions. I set foot on every obstacles in my life with pride and certainty & with the knowledge that I will not win every battle, though I do always put up a good fight. My life has taken multiple turns and I still continue to wonder where my place is at or how to get there. I am partially imperfect and partially uncertain of what perfection is, or if it exists. I grasp tightly onto my childhood memories, sometimes I feel like I'm reliving it. My family means more than the world to me, & side by side to them is my best friend, Timothy Ho. If I were to be missing even a fragment of either, my life would be so incomplete. I always have high hopes for tomorrow. I truly believe that every one deserves to feel special, thus I love to shower the people I love with honest compliments& make sure they know how important they are to me. I'm a compassionate person & practice the art of selflessness everyday :) Life is short, so make it sweet. Wonder, question and explore the different shapes, shades and colors of the world. It's beautiful, I promise.



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"Only those who would risk going too far,
can possibly find how far one can go." -T.S Eliot





Tuesday, October 27, 2009

I can't believe myself.

Three years ago I went to bed wondering how many lives I have changed today. Wondering how many people would show up at the food bank for me to help serve tomorrow, or wondering if I've completed my day's busy schedule by tonight. Yesterday I went to sleep wondering why he called me so late, how many people have started to follow me on Twitter & why my Facebook dislikes me so much. Since when did I become so self absorbed into my own life that I've forgot the dedication and joy I've had for giving? For giving blood when I was politely asked to, giving bags of donated clothing, giving change to the needy and serving food in the cold streets of Seattle for those less fortunate without a home. I've been so blinded by the tiny problems of my own that I forgot to serve for the problems of the world. Change don't require dimes so why can't I find the sense to be less self-absorbent? Years do take a toll on your attitude and mines need a new direction. Time to pick up that old passion and make pavement for a new map.