You despise weakness in yourself or others. You are, on the other hand, generous and compassionate and will fight for the underdog and believe in expressing yourself with unfiltered truthfulness. You are highly secretive and extremely intuitive. Your eyes are penetrating and magnetic.

You are a loyal friend or a vehement enemy. You are powerful and intense where feelings are concerned. You have the ability to poison yourself through your own emotional vindictiveness. You have a strong constitution. You also push Yourself to the limit, only to recuperate rapidly and begin the whole process again.

You do not try to attract attention by your appearance, however you do like good clothes and are careful about the way you look. You choose garments of lasting quality and a sophisticated nature.

When the chips are down, would you be able to swing the bat? Life's a series of memorable events, and my life is no different. I'd like to think that my life could be summed up by waxing rhetoric, but sadly it can't. Just like everyone else, I'm a fairly complex individual to figure out, even though I try my best not to be so utterly confusing.

Like others, I also try to give sound advice, but that doesn't mean I necessarily follow it myself. It's easier to tell someone to take a chance and swing the bat, but when you're in the batter's box yourself, it's a whole different ballgame. But I actually followed my own advice this time. I swung the bat, and it landed me smack in the middle of Kawasaki, Japan. Working as an english instructor, I give paying customers the pleasure of my company while teaching them the finer points of the english language, so that they can imagine that they are talking to their friends via eigo! Of course, who knows if they'd ever do that in real life, but whatever humours them, right?

Before the craziness of Japan, I worked at The Bank of Nova Scotia, while attending classes at Ryerson University to pursue my degree in Marketing and I.T. Management. Although the life of a banker in Canada was more than amusing, the teaching experience in Japan is wonderful, and it allows me to continue my super-secret life of being a freelance editor for outlets such as IGN.com and GameSpy.

Want to know more about me? Well, maybe it's better to get a slice of life perspective of the whole thing. Check out my blog on the main page for everything you wanted (and don't want) to know about me.