Talk - get to know the person even better. It could be in a nature setting, walk on the beach or over dinner.

There is something good in everyone. Therefore, I look for the positive/best in people. Life is fill with ups and downs but where there is life, there is hope. It takes three to make a relationship work - Jesus, the other person, and you (JOY). If we follow this triangle it will work.

To me, being an Adventist means more than going to church on Sabbath. It is a way of life. It is a commitment where I consider my body as the temple of God, therefore I strive to develop my mental, physical and spiritual capacities. It means being in this world but living different from the "world's standards/principles." It also means that I am here on a mission - that is to live my life in accordance to His will and to be God's servant. I also think that we as Seventh-day Adventist should be and act different from the world remembering we represent Christ. Be more compassionate. We should follow the Golden Rule and do unto others as we would like them to do to us because love suffereth long and is kind (True Christianity lies on this - caring about the other person's feelings-putting yourself in his/her place/walking in his/her shoes) - (The old adage - You never know how tight the shoe is until you put it on your feet).

Opening up my own nursing home where I will be able to minister to the elderly and less fortunate during their golden years.

One of my favorite Bible passage is "Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness and all these shall be added unto you." It is one of my favorite passage because it holds a rich promise from God that assures me that if God is first in my life I have no need to worry. God will give me what I need if I trust Him.

In all my ways I want to acknowledge Him(God) so that He will direct my path. This is just a synopsis of me, there is much more to learn. I would also like to reemphasize that honesty, communication, the Golden Rule and Christian/Christ-like principles are very important to me.