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I'm Dhory... by now you are familiar with my name, 34 yrs old, stands 5'5, brown eyes, black wavy hair, married with one son, working mom and a college student taking up accounting. My hobbies include... being with my family,reading poetry,listening to music...soft rock, pop, love songs, photography and my latest addition... surfing the net! My interests include; finance, computers, literature & arts, electronics and meeting people of diversified cultures.
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I am basically a simple person but with appetite for an intellectual conversations. My friends think I'm funny, because I could make someone laugh at the drop of a spoon and have a good time just by conversing with one another. I maybe stubborn at times...well, I'm an Aquarian that's why, but I know when to back down and accept my defeat especially when I realized that I'm at fault. |
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One of my favorites:
Today
If we knew that life would end tomorrow,
would we still waste today on our quarrels?
Would we fritter the precious hours away,
taking refuge behind that wall of icy silence,
creeping out only to hurl another
barrage of angry words-invisible missiles,
but in every way as deadly as broken
bricks or bottles?
If we knew that life would end tomorrow,
would we keep a tally of wrongs,
determined not to be the first one to give in?
Or would we cease to care who had started it,
knowing that no one is completely in the right,
and that in this kind of war we shall both end up as losers?
If we knew that life would end tomorrow,
surely we would treasure today.
Fill the hours to the brim with love and laughter
instead of anger and bitterness, creating jewel-bright
memories which would lighten our hearts instead of dark
regrets which could twist and destroy.
If we knew that life would end tomorrow...
but who can say that it will not?
The only time of which we can be certain is today.
So today I will reach out for your hand.
Today I will say "I'm sorry" and "I love you!"
would we keep a tally of wrongs,
determined not to be the first one to give in?
Or would we cease to care who had started it,
knowing that no one is completely in the right,
and that in this kind of war we shall both end up as losers?
If we knew that life would end tomorrow,
surely we would treasure today.
Fill the hours to the brim with love and laughter
instead of anger and bitterness, creating jewel-bright
memories which would lighten our hearts instead of dark
regrets which could twist and destroy.
If we knew that life would end tomorrow...
but who can say that it will not?
The only time of which we can be certain is today.
So today I will reach out for your hand.
Today I will say "I'm sorry" and "I love you!"
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