Hey there! I used to put some about-me crap in here, but I don't think I like it anymore and so decided to make some changes. Also forget about the password box down there, I just don't wanna delete it yet.

Do you know who I am? Yes? No? Maybe? Tell you the truth, I don't talk about myself that much. You know, introvert bullshit. That's the way I was born, or grew up, I don't know. Which ever it is, one thing I know for sure is that I'm not gonna change now, or ever will. You probably don't give a damn anyway :-P

Couple of things about myself. I was born in Hanoi, capital city of Vietnam of course, grew up there until 1992. I went to a elementary school named Thanh Cong when I turned 6. Actually, my parents wanted me to attend school a year earlier with my cousin, but the school rejected me because I was too little. Thanh Cong was very far from my home, and so every morning my mom would take me to school. It was a very long way, now I come to think of it, especially if you were riding a bicycle. Because my mom worked in a university nearby, the idea was that after classes I would go to her work place and spend the afternoon there. Or if I were to take afternoon classes then my mom would pick me up on her way home. I enjoyed myself, yes. Well, why not, right? As a child you don't even care about anything, just enjoy the day as it comes. That's the way I was.

Ugh... damn, I probably am going on too much now... I might write a longer version later.

In 1992, when I was 10, we moved to Japan, and I spent the next three years there. That three years were the most important episode of my life. A lot had happened...

I got back to Vietnam in spring 1996, and attended Chu Van An Junior High, where I met 3 of my best friends. We were in the same class all the way to high school, and would have graduated together had I not gone to the States in my senior year. We still keep in touch, and still are best friends today. I don't think I will ever find anyone quite like them again in my life. I am grateful for having met them, always.

I came to the US in 2001, a new chapter of my life. Met a hell lot of people, interesting people. And the story still goes on...

I believe as you go along the road, there will be those who walk in and out of your life and leave footprints behind. Those marks may be deep or shallow, may stay for always or will go away, but they all make you the way you are today. So thank you, yes, the one who is reading this, for being part of my life.