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| My Past, Present and Future This Chinese proverb summarizes my life: "Success is not a destination, it is a journey". I am a 29y/o single, professional living in Tempe, AZ. I stand 5'8" tall and weigh 186lbs. I work as a Data-warehouse professional for a computer services company. My hobbies are numerous! But most of all I spend most of my time exercising, performing community service through entertaining the elderly, eating too much, and sleeping too little. Often, I take off on quick vacation get-aways with my best buddies, Rene, Eric and Chuck. I love you guys, you are the best! You bring out the best and worst in me! Ok... time for a little biography. My life began in a city in Nigeria, which is located on the west coast of Africa. I grew up and studied there until I came to the United States to further my education. I went to the University of Alabama in Huntsville and graduated with a degree in Computer Engineering. Huntsville was a lot of fun, and I met some wonderful people there. After graduation, I landed a job in Conway, Arkansas and moved. Conway was different, it was a small town in the heart of Arkansas. Think of outdoors: hiking, fishing and hunting and you have Conway, Arkansas! I met some more wonderful people but longed for an active social life. After 2 and a half years I followed my curiosity and moved to Arizona. A-ha! The "Valley of the Sun", I was eager to discover this desert oasis in the western United States. Well, it has been 3+ years now and Arizona is spectacular! Imagine, lots of sunshine, beautiful sunsets, cactus, sand-dunes, snow-skiing, pine trees, red rock and much more, its all in Arizona. Just stay away from here in summer and you will be "cool"! I must confess, I am longing to move to another thriving metropolis and discover new things and meeting new people. I am thinking.... Austrailia! What do you think? Send me an email! |
| "Love does not consist in gazing at each other, but in looking together in the same direction." - Antoine de Saint-Exupery |
| "Happiness is having a large, loving, caring, close-knit family in another city." - George Burns |
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