The NEXT 30 Days!

Jan 03 2016

I've been a little preoccupied (another way of saying that i have been really slack with my BLOG!) and i have not kept track of this blog.

2016 has already started - it's the 3rd Jan - but i have been crafting my goals for at least a month. So now i want to share my next 30 days with the internet audience (see image below). But first some background before I get to my NEXT 30 Days!.

I conducted an evaluation of 2015 and rendered my focus down to two main goals:

Health and Well-Being

Financial Independence 

Yeah I know, broad goals. But what I did was articulate some simple rituals that will provide the metrics for feedback and have the greatest impact on my life moving forward into the rest of 2016. So, my top 10 rituals that I have committed to are:

1. Write
2. Eat food fit for my body
3. Exercise
4. Karakia (ritual chants)
5. Yoga
6. Meditation
7. Be mindful and aware of each day
8. Fast (monthly)
9. Massage (twice a month)
10. Teach weekly (at University to my post grad students)

So how did i arrive at my list?

I did an evaluation exercise consisting of the following key questions based around key areas:

A NEW BEGINNING

1. If you could turn back the clock 12 months, what would you change that will have the greatest impact on your life?
2. 5 years from now, what wold you like to have achieved?
3. What were the important lessons from 2015?
4. What were the biggest challenges from 2015?

LIFE DREAM

1. How do you want to live?
2. what type of mindset do you want to have?
3. what type of person do you want to become?
4. How do you want to spend the rest of your life?

HOW BIG IS YOUR WORLD? (finish each sentence)

1. If money wasn't a problem . . . 
2. One thing I want to experience is . . . 
3. I would like people to describe me as . . . 
4. One place i would like to visit is . . . 
5. My life would be better if . . . 
6. I wish i knew how to . . . 
7. If i had the courage i would . . . 
8. If i had the time i would . . . 
9. If i could start over i would . . . 

MISSION FOR 2016

1. What would you attempt to do if you knew that you could not fail?
2. What will your key strategies be for 2016?
3. Who are the key people in your life?
4. Why? Describe what you admire about them
5. What do you see yourself doing in 20 years from now?
6. If you could spend one day in the greatest library in the world, with access to any knowledge in the world - what would you study?
7. If you could spend one day with anyone who has ever lived in the history of the world - who would that be, and what would you talk to them about?
8. What are ten things that you like to do?
9. What are your natural talents?
10. A 6 inch beam lies between 2 sky-scrapers - what or who are you willing to cross that bean for?

The series of questions above is how i arrived at what i wanted to focus on that will impact my life in 2016. I know I haven't detailed what each goal looks like or how i am going to achieve them and measure them - maybe a later blog to come. 

But below is a glimpse of what i am going to do for the next 30 days!

Tony Robbins: Master the Game of Money

I just purchased the new book by Tony Robbins: Money Mastering the Game after a tip from a mate of mine Alex. Noticed the ad today on FB and jumped right in and nabbed my copy - hardcopy - and managed to get access to the first chapter. I have to wait until 13 Jan 2015 for delivery.

Read the first chapter and noticed a few Interesting quotes:

"Everything we create in our lives

starts with thought"

James Allen

Really interesting first chapter that gives a glimpse into how successful (wealthy) people think about money and how they Master Money and not become the Slave to Money.

Looking forward to reading the rest of the book (when it arrives on my doorstep) - its easy to read, no BS and straight to the point.

And i set a goal for 2015: Financial Freedom 

What does that look like? Tell you along the way



Dine on this quote while you're thinking about getting your own copy:

"Riches are not an end in life

but an instrument"

Henry Ward Beecher

30 Day Challenge

This is the last quarter of the year 2014, so I have decided to challenge my self:

Physical:

• 30 days of exercise at least 30 minutes per day
• AIM: lose 10 - 15 kgs
• no sugar

Mental:

• Read for 30 minutes per day (widely)

Spiritual:

• Read the scriptures daily
• Prayer daily
• write my journal daily

Cultural:

• Karakia each day 

Professional:

• Write 30 minutes per day (journal article)

Financial:

• Write 30 minutes per day (novel to publish)

- - - > Journey of 1001 DAYS: 101 goals

Kia ora everyone!

What an effort!!

It took a wee while to nut this list out! But i am quite excited & Pleased with it!

Goals 1-10:- -> Look Good!

Goals 11-16: - - > develop a smooth mind < - -

Goals 17-25: - - - > Financial Literacy & Accountability < - - -

Goals 26-30:Develop a Professional Profile

Goals 31-44: - - - > have FUN along the way < - -

Goals 45-50: - - - > Slay the PhD Dragon < - - -

Goals 51-58: - - - > Learn something new < - - -

Goals 59-73: - - - > Cultural Depth, Skill & Capacity < - - -

Goals 74-81: - - - > Inspire Others < - - -

74. Talk to 500 new people face-to-face (/500)
75. Collect 1001 new positive thoughts (/1001)
76. Text one thought per day to 20 people (/1001)
77. Create two 12 month calendars of those thoughts (/2)
78. Compile these thoughts into an Ebook & promote online!
79. Obtain 1000 twitter followers (1000/1000) DONE
    
80. Introduce the 101/1001 idea to 20 people (/20)
81. Create a BLOG about this idea & Update progress regularly

Goals 82-88: - - - > Walk closely with the Ancestors < - - -

82. Write in my personal journal once per week for 1 year (0/52)
83. Finish reading the Old Testament (/)
84. Read the New Testament (/)
85. Create a success journal of 1001 successes (/1001)
86. Write up my own personal history covering my entire life's journey (/50)
87. Have karakia each day for one year (/365)
88. Fast 1 day per month for one year

Goals 89-101: - - - > Because whanau (family) matters < - - -

89. Put together two 72 hour survival kits: 1 for the car; 1 for the home
90. Put together 12 months of Emergency storage
91. Maintain a vegetable garden
92. Teach one micro-lesson per week
93. Review Goals each week (/143) DONE <- - - - - !!!
    
94. Plan each new week (/143)
95. Set breakthrough goals (/2)
96. Have one family night per week (/143)
97. Start a University Fund
98. Compile a memory book about my Mum & Dad
99. Learn whakapapa on both sides of the family
100. Compile a whakapapa E-Book for our family
101. Host a family reunion

- Naaku noa -
24retoa

Goals 59-73: - - - > Cultural Depth, Skill & Capacity < - - -

GOALS: 59 - 73

59. Learn 20 karakia (0/20)
60. Learn 20 moteatea (0/20)
61. Memorise 20 whakatauki (0/20)
62. Learn the whakapapa from home (0/100)
63. Spanish Vocab 500 words
64. Learn to play 3 Spanish guitar tunes (0/3)
65. Learn 50 use-able Spanish phrases!!
66. Bonsai 10 trees all natives
67. Attend one bonsai workshop (/1)
68. Start my own Rewana bug & keep it alive for 1 year (/365)
69. Buy my own Rewana oven (/1)
70. Create a Maori star map for each month (/12)
71. Carve a rakau whakapapa
72. Train mau rakau for one year (/52)
73. Train Tai Chi for a year! (/52)

Goals 31-44: - - - > have FUN along the way

Goals 31 - 44: FUN!!

31. Holiday in Hawai'i
32. Bungy Jump
33. Walk the Route Burn Track
34. Walk the Milford Track
35. Walk the Tongariro Crossing
36. Make an acoustic guitar
37. Learn one latin dance
38. Learn to waltz properly
39. Write 5 poems
40. Enter a short story contest
41. Do a Close combat course
    
42. Fire a hand-gun!!
    
43. Learn how to use Sai
44. Write 4 short stories of 5000 words each towards my novel

Goals 51-58: - - - > Learn something new

51. Complete the 8 ESRI training modules for ArcGIS (0/8)
52. Write 4 academic articles on Indigenous Cartography/GIS (0/4)
53. Submit these 4 articles to refereed International journals (0/4)
54. Deliver a paper/workshop at a mapping/GIS conference (1/1) DONE
    
55. Attend an Indigenous mapping conference (1/1) DONE
56. Secure 3 mapping contracts (0/3)
57. Learn to use Photoshop to enhance my websites & blogs!!
58. Learn 100 new English words!

Naaku noa
Hauiti

GOAL 54: Deliver a paper/workshop at a mapping/GIS conference (1/1)

Kia ora ano tatou!

I am attending the Indigenous Mapping Conference in Green Bay, Wisconsin from June 13 - June 16th!

Here is the agenda: http://indigenousmapping.net/conference-overview/agenda.html

I speak on Monday 15 June

naaku noa
24retoa (Hauiti)


UPDATE:
Ra Mere 19 Matariki
On Monday 15 following the opening ceremony, i gave my presentation at the Indigenous Mapping Conference:

Topic: Mapping the heavens and the earth: Spatial Technology & the Maori Worldview

I broke my presentation down into 4 sections

1. Kaupapa Maori Rangahau
2. Maori Worldview
3. Mapping Moteatea
4. Mapping oral traditions

Spoke fluidly for around 1.5 hours, then took questions!!

Naaku noa
Hauiti


Update #2
Friday 19th Matariki
I spoke at the Menominee Reservation along with Mal Ridges. We were treated to a tour of their Forest, their Timber Mill & their Logging Museum where we spoke. I adjusted my original presentation adding more visuals which really gave me alot more opportunity to adlib - had a great time on the res!!

http://www.menominee-nsn.gov/


Naaku noa
Hauiti

GOAL 55: Attend an Indigenous Mapping Conference

Kia ora tatou!
Update: 13 June 2009
I arrived into Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA this morning local time 9am to attend the Indigenous Mapping Conference hosted by the Oneida Nation!!

I was in LA last night working on my presentation at the International Terminal!!

naaku noa
Hauiti



May 2009
On the 13 June 2009, i fly out from Auckland, NZ to Wisconsin, USA to attend the Indigenous Mapping Conference!!

- - > http://indigenousmapping.net/conference-overview.html

I will be presenting a paper on Monday 15th June!! (Hauiti)


Here is a little about the conference:
The purpose of the gathering is threefold:
1. Share GIS/mapping stories and solutions
2. Strengthen and expand upon existing and upcoming Tribal GIS/mapping networks
3. Promote discussion and interaction between Tribal people interested in mapping/GIS technologies

Our goal is to assemble Indigenous/Tribal speakers and others working with Indigenous communities who want to bring these discussions to the table:

PLAN
Successful integration of mapping/GIS/planning infrastructure
Mapping strategies for communicating importance of cultural landscapes
Building/Strengthening regional/federal/international mapping networks

PRESERVE
Cultural cartographic practices including storytelling, singing, and dancing
Using geospatial technologies to identify/evaluate the vulnerability of environmental resources

PROTECT
Cultural knowledge systems including medicine
Cultural sites including sacred sites of rituals and profane sites of cultural significance
Land rights

Naaku noa
Hauiti (24retoa)

Goals 11-16: - - - > develop a smooth mind < - -

11. Read 30 'new' personal development books (/30)

12. Read 10 Clive Cussler's books (0/10)

13. Read 10 Autobiographies of Nobel prize winners

14. Accumulate 50 books for my personal library [ /50]

15. Publish my own planner [EBook]

16. Memorise 500 quotes/positive sayings [ /500]

naaku noa
Hauiti

- - -> Physical Goals <- - -

Goal: May as well look good!!

- - - > lean, strong, & fit @ 87kg body!! < - - -

100 Push-ups!! [ / 100]

2. Run 5 km without stopping! [ /5km]

3. Run up Jacob's Ladder without stopping!

4. Get to a weight of 87kg (currently 100.4kg) [ 100.4kg/100.kg]

5. Maintain a weight of 87-90kg for 12 months [ /12]

6. Swim 5 laps of the pool without stopping! [ /5]

7. Build 18" arms! [ / ]

8. Sculpt 6-pack Abs!!

1. 
2. Bench press 120kgs! [ / ]

10. Learn & practise Yoga for 6 months, 3 times per week [ /78]

12. Read 10 Clive Cussler Books

Goal 12. Read 10 Clive Cussler Books [1/10]

Clive Cussler is one of my favourite authors

April
3rd: I picked up 7 Cussler books from a School fair!! - so now its just 'choose one' & read it!

Treasure of Khan - A Dirk Pitt Story

Typical Clive Cussler story telling at its best - he really is a master story teller!

This book reaches back in history to Genghis Khan-the greatest conqueror of all time, who, at his peak, ruled an empire that stretched from the Pacific Ocean to the Caspian Sea. His conquests are the stuff of legend, his tomb a forgotten mystery.

When Dirk Pitt is nearly killed rescuing an oil survey team from a freak wave
on Russia's Lake Baikal, it appears a simple act of nature. When the survey team is abducted and Pitt's research vessel nearly sunk, however, it's obvious there's something more sinister involved. All trails lead to Mongolia, and a mysterious mogul who is conducting covert
deals for supplying oil to the Chinese while wreaking havoc on global oil markets utilizing
a secret technology.

The Mongolian harbors a dream of restoring the conquests of his ancestors, and holds a dark
secret about Genghis Khan that just might give him the wealth and power to make that
dream come true.

naaku noa

Goals 26 - 30: Develop a Professional Profile

These goals are based around my newly formed company True North Research & Mapping - whose primary focus is the creation of cultural maps drawn from the oral histories of ancestral territories

26. Obtain my own copy of ArcGIS (/1) [used to convert cultural assets into a cartographic form]
    
27. Buy a new laptop for my mapping company (/1) [need a powerful computer to run the software]
    
28. Set up a mastermind group [problem solving network]
    
29. Design & Print 500 Business cards for my company
30. Design and Build a Website for my Company

naaku noa hauiti

93. Review Goals each week (/143)

GOAL 93: - - > Review Goals each week (/143)

This goal is important to me in several ways:

• It helps me to be accountable for the way i prioritse & use my time
• It helps me to develop my talents & grow as a person
  
• It helps me to develop, challenge & nurture my children into their future
• & besides, i love spending this time with my kids

SO,

Week 1 (22/03):

• Micro-lesson was on Intuition - how to nurture & pay attention to
• Review Breakthrough goals for the month
• Review previous Week
  
• Plan for new week

--naaku noa --

21. Credit Card Debt - - > ZERO!

GOAL 21: Get my Credit Card to ZERO within 6 months!

Why is this tough?
Couple of reasons:

• Still waiting on a contract to bring in an income - been waiting since beginning of the year (dealing with a crown agency - a little slow!)
  
• Breakdown in 'communication' regarding my financial circumstances since the beginning of the year
  

That said: No point in moaning about it so I am looking at alternatives to bring in an income

• Forex Market (getting a street-smart education - at light-speed!!)
  
• Part-time job 2 nights per week, 8 hours per night!
• working out how CLICKBANK might turn into another stream of income
• Scanning through Social Networking sites for ideas & programs

BUT: anyday above ground is a good day!!

Friday 27th Update
Just emerging from a BLACK HOLE!! a DARK CLOUD!!

All good - lost my way for a bit there! - - > My Credit Card Debt shot up to just above $2300 the other day - sent me into a spin!!

But today is a different story!

The LATEST: - - > -$2000

YUP down to - $2000!!!

Things are look a lot brighter!!


Update: 19 November 2009
Funny thing happened before i left to over to Wisconsin for the Indigenous Mapping Network Conference, the BNZ gave me a VISA card with $500 and upgraded my OVERDRAFT limit to $2000!

Back to the CREDIT CARD - i am at zero for both my MASTER-CARD and VISA CARD!!






-- naaku noa --

45. - 50. Complete my PhD

Update: July 6 2010
Got my DRAFT back from my supervisors - i have work to do!!




Update: June 28 2010

I handed in my first draft on June 1 and my second draft on June 10!!
NOW - am waiting for comments to come back to me from my supervisors - hopefully by the end of this month which is in 4 days - THEN i will make final changes and hand it in for examination!!

ALMOST!!




Now here's a tough one!!

GOAL: - - - > To Complete my PhD

So where to now?

March
21st
At the moment i am writing a "Positional Chapter" - this will end up being the introduction to my thesis. Here is where i create a window for those who read my PhD to view my research from my perspective - make any sense?

This is where i make a stand & create a 'position' as a researcher - as a Maori researcher - this is about how i undertook the research totally within the context of my world-view; an Indigenous person 'viewing' of the information i gathered together & blended with modern information technology & techniques (GIS)

Where am i with this chapter?
It was tough kicking this one off - i thought i had it in the bag 2 weeks ago - but when i started reading the literature i was LOST - then i bumped into a friend of mine who has a PhD & is pursuing a PostDoc - & she was writing a similar piece for her research! That short meet-up inspired me & i began writing that very day - & kept on writing!!

So, where am i with this chapter? I have an idea where i need to go with it & i need to set aside a huge block of time in the coming week & write around 5 or 6000 words!

Do-able?
hmmm maybe, just head down and bum up!


-naaku noa -

83. Finish readng the Old Testament

GOAL Number 83: - - - > Finish Reading the Old Testament

Update:
I started reading the Old Testament (King James Version) late last year & tried to complete the first 900 pages before the end of the year but just could not manage it - so, i decided to give it more attention this year!

But have i struggled! Isaiah was tough as was Ezekiel & Jeremiah! Enjoyed Kings & Samuel though!

March
19th: started Daniel yesterday! So went through the King Nebuchadnezzar's Dream about the image with a head of gold, chest of silver, stomach & thighs of bronze, Legs of Iron and the feet & toes out of clay & iron. Finished reading about Daniel's dream featuring the 4 beasts!!

Not too far to the end of the OT!! Then on to the New Testament

24th
Finished Daniel, Hosea, Joel, Amos & Obadiah

Left to read:

• Jonah - DONE!!
  
• Micah - DONE!!
• Nahum - DONE!!
• Habbakuk - DONE!!
• Zephaniah - DONE!!
• Haggai - DONE!!
• Zechariah - DONE!!
  
• Malachi - DONE!!
  

My first 101 goal ALL DONE!!

- naaku noa -

74. Talk to 500 new people

GOAL Number 74 on my list: - - > Talk to 500 new people face-to-face!

Update: (14/500)

March
20th: (2)
Met a guy at the gym this morning from Nebraska - had a yarn to him about his workout! Found out he came here for a holiday & liked the place so much he decided to come back as a student at Otago University, Dunedin New Zealand - he is doing a Bachelors in Political Science

Same day, few hours later i met Steve who is doing a Diploma in Teaching (Secondary) at Otago University. It turns out that he is quite the Entrepreneur! He has his own company & runs a Trust (Non-profit organisation) which is looking at collecting & archiving music - at the moment he is looking at a project for archiving Indigenous (Maori) music!

23rd: (1)
Went to the local art gallery to see a new exhibition entitled Te Huringa - my grandmother was one of the subjects as was her grandfather!

Anyway, i had a talk to the receptionist about the exhibition!

24th (2)
On my way to the Bill Library i came across a couple of artists drawing with charcoal so i stopped for a talk & to see what they were drawing. One lady was drawing a bicycle in negative space the other was drawing the hedge!! Short talk but good!


25th (2)
I met 2 fascinating people today -well actually i met 5 people, but two i had extended conversations with!

FIRST: i was invited to view the beta version of a 'new site' - Entrepreneurial (social) networking site for Maori Entrepreneurs - & of course i got to play around on it - absolutely fascinating idea! VERY KOOL!!

So, i met the programmer & had a good yarn to him - Terry is his name - & he is one very smart cookie!!

SECOND: about an hour + half i met with a mature 3rd year PhD student (archeology) - we had a hot chocolate at Eureka, a local eatery within the University - fascinating woman - Moira. - another smart cookie - GIS, Mapping, Indigenous peoples - we had a talk mainly about our unique experiences with iwi Maori & mapping tribunal claims!

Had a good look around her lab - & as it turns out she is about to do some mapping for an iwi in the North Island of NZ

28th (1)
I met a fascinating lady today!!
I had just rolled out of my morning workout at the gym when i received a text to come & have a 'Bowen' session! So, away i went to the kohanga - now there were two people: Will & Tonia. They were both trained in the 'Bowen technique' and Will received further training from Sonny Chin!

After my session i had a yarn to Tonia Waugh about health & how good food is necessary to develop a fullness of health!

Great start to the day!


April
Its April already!

3rd: (6)
I have been doing some manual labour at Columba School in preparation for their School Fair tomorrow & i have met several people!

I met Ian who is the school caretaker
I met Brett who is his assistant
I met Sam who is a university student
I met Will who is a marketing consultant & part of a very new company involved in tracing the origin of food - apparently food has its own unique 'finger-print'
I met Michael & his son Cameron: Michael is a farmer from Hamden


6th: (3)
Today i met two people associated with the funding raising committee at Columba College - Jennifer, who is the brains & organisational genius behind the committee & Mandy one of the committee members!

Meet Chanel who is one of the managers of a cocktail bar in Dunedin - the Bar is called Carousel. We had a talk about possible employment as a Doorman

Also met Winiata, Dan & Tom who are all bartenders at Carousel - all three are at Otago University. Winiata spent 10 years in the UK before returning here to Dunedin. Tom is a Law Student &Dan is a management student.

13th: (2)
Met Krishna & Adam while i was working on the door at Carousel!


27th (1)
Meet Kunal a young man from Auckland - here studying at the Polytechnic - seems to have a lot of talent!

Met Krishnal - new doorman at Bath Street club. Tall & keen at his job!

Met Rob & Zane - doorstaff at Metro
- Rob is studying Civil Engineering at Polytech & has a keen interest in Geology & Hydrology. I believe he hails from Napier. Once he finishes at Poly he is heading over to Australia to pursue a Geology degree!

- Zane is always wondering over to my door to offer me drinks - friendly guy! easy to get on with!

May
6th: Today is met Jacob who originally hails from Zambia! Met him in the gym - i have seen him there a couple times & we had nodded to each other, but today we stopped, talked & met each other. He is at University studying for a Social Science degree at Otago University


9th/10th: (5)
Over the course of 2 nights whilst at work I met 5 people! Crazy night!
- Dan who is in his final year of a law/commerce degree - smooth young man!
- Renee' who has a Masters degree from Otago University
- Sarah who is currently pursuing a Post graduate diploma in teaching - history & english
- Julian who was in the middle of his 21st who comes often to the bar. Takes off and leaves his brother behind!
- shane who has just returned from a stint overseas with the army! Paid me a compliment!

Update:
15/16th:
Here we go -
- i was relaxing after my shift at the Carousel Bar with my glass of OJ - when a young lady sauntered over to me for a yarn. Her name was Laura, a 3rd year Law student at Otago university. As it turns out, she also knew Dan, Renee & Sarah whom i met last week!

- i also met a young man from Hokianga who is currently studying for a Social Science degree - his name is Ruka

- I met Melissa a Law grad who was out for dinner & drinks with her family (not a happy ending to her night!)

22nd:
Last night i met a few more people at work!
- JD - a young guy full of testosterone who is off to Brazil in November this year for his "tour of duty" - he is a fan of jiu jitsu!

Update:
More people i met in May
- Eric: from Fiji - i met him at the Universtiy Gym - big guy!!
- Ngaone: i met her at Carousel where i work - she is around 22, born and bred in Dunedin!
- James: Well, what can i say - i met him at the bar where i work - it was his stag party - along with 25 others!!
- Lauren: the travel agent who prepared my quotes for the Wisconsin Trip!!
- Shanon: who is another travel agent i have been dealing with!!

Ano ra
24retoa (Hauiti)





- naaku noa -

79. New goal of 5000 twitter follwers!

GOAL:---------> to get 5000 twitter followers!!

[2,413/5,000]

March
19th: 369 followers!!
20th: 389 followers!!
24th: 418 followers!!
27th: 464 followers!!

April
3rd: 581 (over the 500 mark!!)
4th: 597 Followers!!
5th: 624 Followers!!

NOTE: just started reading dsmpublishing E-Book about Twitter! Looking forward to what Samantha has to offer - after all she has something like 32,000 followers!!!


FAST FORWARD - - - > 3 May 2009

- - - >I now have 2,413 follwers < - - - I dont know what happened but twitter just exploded on me!! So, my new goal is 5000 follwers!



Fast forward to 19 November 2009
I now have 4374 followers - almost there!


- naaku noa -

75. Collect 1001 new positive thoughts

GOAL:- - - > to collect 1001 positive/motivational thoughts!!

[6 /1001]

March
19th: "Today, you have 100% of your life left" - Tom Landry

20th: "How am i going to live today in order to create the tomorrow I'm committed to?" - Anthony Robbins

21st: "You must not lose faith in humanity. Humanity is an ocean; if a few drops are dirty, the ocean does not become dirty" - Gandhi

22nd: "Happiness is not a goal; it is a by-product" - Eleanor Roosevelt

23rd: "Constant effort and frequent mistakes are the stepping stones to genius" - Elbert Hubbard

24th: "Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful" - Joshua Marine

25th: "Alone we can do little, together we can do so much" - Helen Keller

26th:"Man never made any material as resilient as the human spirit" - Bern Williams

27th: "Let no feeling of discouragement prey upon you, and in the end you are sure to succeed" - Abraham Lincoln






- naaku noa -