How has technology changed your job?

From the time of Homo Erectus,

To this Digital Age of the Twenty-first century,

Technology doesn’t only improve our jobs and our lives,

But they’re indisputable evidence of human’s ingenuity and remarkable ability to adapt and innovate.

And it always head us forward.

Who was your most influential teacher? Why?

From the wisdom of acceptance,

To learning what’s amiss,

To the tenacity and courage of getting it right—

Failure is the best teacher.

What do you wish you could do more every day?

I wish I can give more love to family and friends—bloggers or not—

Life is too short to love so deeply and truthfully.

And as the song said, “it’s the only thing that there’s just too little of.”

Haters can mock; critics may criticize and scrutinize:

But the hard truth is, at the end,

We can only be remembered best,

By the amount of love we have given—

For that is all that matters.

What is one word that describes you?

I am always in love with love.

I can take mockery and insult;

But not doubt.

My blog can speak of my heart

And the depth of love in me.

Hate weighs down a soul;

Drags the spirit to the bottom core.

Love liberates all hearts.

What strategies do you use to cope with negative feelings?

I jar my emotions.

I say a little prayer.

I turn to the opposite, the positive—

And let the goodness in me rule—

For that goodness is God,

Guiding me to the way of the righteous.

Are you superstitious?

I believe everyone is gifted with a simple yet handy thing called common sense.

Please use it to your greatest advantage.

Which animal would you compare yourself to and why?

Guilty as charged;

An ardent lover

And a hopeless romantic.

What is the last thing you learned?

To humanity, by humanity, for humanity.

And we, bloggers—the gatekeepers—are making this World Wide Web humane,

By sharing our passions, our knowledge, our talents—

Our hearts and souls and all.