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Hi, Welcome to my introduction. I am going to introduce you to my personal world. My public life, My personal life is much less evident. am a young man born with so many gift, to talk about much itsn't gud but just give for those who want to know about you. Ask about school; yap I am a business student...studyin business account as well ICT Business management @ Open University. About hobbies there are prenty to be viewed; My spare times are often filled by the following activities: Playing football, listening to music, leading book, computing, traveling and exercising gym. Shopping is my main ones and I am like a window shoper...cooking its not a question to ask..i like all types of foof maybe you name it; english food its my enjoyable one to cook..Indian food depend on the ingredient, french food youname it, Italian food something i find myself to play with and other asian food. I like cookin and I love eatin but I never grow fat which its a good thing. I am non smoke..coz smokin kills... no drink just accasianal. I like a person who talk a lot...i mean...who does do things nicely not messing each other.... still single just waitin and keep trying looking till I will find one so soon.....but no rush other wise you will tramp yourself and facing person judgment.. To talk about what I am looking its simple, a person who got good sense of humour, understand the family varue problems on how it dealt. Another favourite pastime of mine is to spend time at our cottage, especially during the off-season when there’s nobody around. My form of meditation is to sit by the lake before sunrise, watching the sun appear in the horizon and the mist slowly evaporate over the water, while the songbirds welcome the dawn of a new day, and the loons give their melancholy calls. It is magical when the sun falls upon the dewdrops on the plants and on the spiders’ webs. One door closes, another opens. Happy, sad. It has been suggested that I inform my neighbours what is going on in my life. It may clear up some confusion and perhaps be a bit safer for everyone. I just recieved a membership card in a club that nobody wants to belong to. A simple white cane in the mail can be a humbling experience. It is confirmation of my ticket on a ride that I don’t really want but can’t avoid. Horizons are shifting and route and destination are unknown. Short version - I had cataract surgery in early October. One thing led to another and I now have 20/400 vision in both eyes. Uncorrectable by lens or surgery. 20/400 means that what I see at 20 feet, someone with normal good vision will see at 400 feet. Or, 5% vision. (Legally blind is 20/200.) I am not blind. I am in communication with many who have no vision. None. The difference between 20/400 and 20/20 vision is literally night and day compared to the difference between zero vision and 20/400. There are many who would give almost anything to see as I do. I can not complain. It is a bit of an adventure. It’s like visiting a different country: You don’t see anyone you know, can’t read the language, the money can be a mystery and you can get lost at the same place time after time. At least we all speak the same language (sort of) and I can spend the night in my own bed. All I ask is a bit of patience. Yell at me if you will but “Get out of my way,idiot.” is not nearly as informative as “Hey dude, you are walking down the middle of the passing lane.” I already suspect I’m an idiot, it’s the other, practical knowledge that really helps. A handicap defines what a person can not do, not what they can do. In my case I can not see well. What can I do with poor vision? I am about to find out. Please don’t stand in my way but I welcome a challenge. Are there any non-profit groups out there that have any useful challenges for me. I may be slow but I work for free. And I have lots of time to spare. This message was composed in about three hours using a demo version of ZoomText 9.0. It is a magnifiier/reader and I recommend it to anyone having peoblems viewing their monitor. thanks

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It... Read more’s a hard thing, but I’ve decided to let go of this forum. It’s coming up to two years since I left Hornby and it’s finally sunk in that I don’t live here anymore, though I continue to visit and love the place. I have family here; I can’t go too far. Still, my finger has left the pulse of the Hornby community. As a result of my own (and others’) lack of participation, this place been pretty quiet for a long time. Perhaps a new person can step into the breach, if there is still a need for this forum, and bring it back to life.