Light tomorrow with today.
-Elizabeth Barrnett Browning
I've been 22 years old for 16 years now. I have recently postponed being a teacher and am now pursuing a degree in Computer
Network System Administration. Being certified in three states and a province, I have a lot of experience as a teacher.
( see resume)

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MTU ESL Adventure Program, summer 1996. 41 students
from Korea and 9 students from Thailand, where I was their icon of what an American is...oh how we deceive...
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Because I was born in the U.S., I am an American. Because I am a registered member of a Canadian First Nation, I am Canadian. Therefore I have dual-citizenship. My current citizenship seems to be claimed by where I live and the driver's license I
hold. An interesting tid-bit: A Canadian First Nation person can get a social security card to work in
the U.S. in about two weeks, implying dual-citizenship. In contrast, an American Indian from the U.S. cannot seek a social insurance number (SIN) to work, nor seek citizenship of Canada. The U.S. accepts
dual-citizenship while Canada does not. I believe a reason may include the benefits First Nation people receive in contrast
to the United States. (e.g. health care, tax exemptions, etc.)
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We
make ourselves rich by making our wants few.
-Henry David Thoreau
“Happiness,
is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.”
– Rabbi Hyman Judah Schachtel,
American theologian,
author and educator (1907 – 1990)
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Awesome!
I love sunrises and sunsets. Here are photos of Manitoulin Island, where
I reside. One photo is from Idaho.
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Favorites
Here's a list of some of my favorite music: Slayer, Norah Jones, Steppin' In It, Bela Fleck and the Flectones, Soulfly, Sepultura, Ben Harper, Jimmy Hendrix, Morphine, String Cheese Incident, Pantera, Korn, Soul Coughing, Frank Sinatra, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, and pre-Black Album Metallica.
more later...





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