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when I was younger I had a little puppy named pluto, who was brown, different from a nice white dog named yakyak previously owned by myself also. before I also had a rabbit, white and lop-eared with beautiful red eyes. also, several turtles and some fish. but the sweetest pets I've ever had were my cockatiels screech, puff and marble. I have always loved animals and I have lived in farms. I love them. pigs, goats, parrots. I was able to go to a zoo once or thrice in Cebu, and the one in santa ana had an ocelot, anteaters, marmosets. there also was a lone bald eagle who is beautiful. god gave us animals to be stewards of the earth!

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what's the most outrageous thing you've ever done? choosing my religion might, in the eyes of my family, be the most outrageous thing I've done. I choose to be a protestant, and a Mormon. my entire family is catholic. I had distinguished that there were many things I didn't agree with as a child that happened to me. so, from my teenage years, I decided that since I was already of sound mind to take care of god's interests via my personhood I would no longer be a catholic but a Christian, although I wasn't baptized as such until I was twenty one. the following year I became a Mormon because god led me to the Mormon church. I still feel, now more than ever, that these were righteous choices that showed god's hand in my life. I am so gratified to have met the Christians that I have met. I would never have met any of these lovely people had I not been a Christian myself. jesus Christ is the reason for the season. I love my lord and savior so very much. the holy spirit, mother god, and father god as well. I with Christianity am a soul, heart, mind, body, spirit freed, so I thank you jesus.

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things that you've done that you thought you could never do. life is very much a series of miracles and survival from mishaps. when you look back at your life lived past thirty years, a set of lovely things comes back not to haunt you, but to continue propelling you to find the best and sweetest moments, in what, instead of a bitter and pinching thing, instead has become a lovely life learned and lived forward.
I have always believed in me, because jesus has always loved me. first Corinthians is a chapter bursting with the ideas of accolades and talents we can accumulate with his help, and with the holy spirit.
education is paramount. I am so glad to have been schooled in my blessed California. being a pharmacy technician, with an associates college degree in liberal studies from fullerton college, of fullerton, orange county, after graduating cypress high school with honors, is definitely a plus in my scrapbook of memories even if it is missing a lot of metaphorical gin and juice.

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I want to talk about how much religious institutions mean to me. I want to talk about how grateful I am to the Mormon church and I also want to talk about the transformation of the catholic church under popes john paul the second, benedict the sixteenth, and francis. catholic social teaching and pope francis' new bible has helped transform many lives. I am so grateful to have Mormon missionaries visit me once a week. to share the gospel with my Christian brothers is a beautiful thing. god again tells me in my heart that I am doing a good job and that all is well. putting my shoulder to the wheel sometimes feels like a lonely job.
favorite toys include, long ago, puzzles, a play doh baskin robbins shop, three mini computers, a cassio keyboard, lovely little turtles, dogs, the surf! I used to go to catholic church with my given parents. I have been to five Mormon temples. I am glad and grateful to have been to holy spaces.

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"bio" life "logos" study. I really like the subject of biology because the study of life is gotta be one of the cooler things in life. the good stuff comes with all the latin; nomenclature, naming stuff. dissecting worms, frogs, and pigs, all of which you can conceivably experience in a computer program for those who prefer to experience these things in that particular and far more sterile fashion. peering into an electron microscope to look at the wonderful parts of a euglena, maybe, or an amoeba. all the particles of history, and even before, trickling knowledge through inquiry with a methodology bolstered by the genes noticed by mendel. how does the body gain animus? I guess a giraffe doesn't stretch its neck longer by degrees, nor gift progeny with that self-same neck to reach that leaf as food.