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Birthday Boy

As I embark 30 years, I received the highest number of birthday wishes since I came to this world. Friends all over the globe have proven to be very kind in lightening my day. In such cases, “social media” seems to be playing major role in shaping somebody’s day.
With much gratitude I would, from the very corner, bottom, inside-out, of my heart like to thank each and every one of you for having taken your time to write down all your wishes and prayers. Thank you all again.

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30 years!!! I realize, I am growing older every passing second. When I contemplate my 30 years as human, son, father, uncle, brother, student, teacher, husband, friend, etc. I realized of not achieving or caring to do anything wonderful work. What a waste of 30 years. Looks like I was just a year old yesterday and suddenly I turned 30 today. Now I realized the importance of life and promise to write down my achievements during my 40th birthday (May 2, 2021), given a chance to live longer. This is another [besides trying to be good human being] promise of mine and “work plan” for my 40th birthday. My daughter will be 18 years old and older enough to understand her dad’s achievement and get inspired to look into life differently.
It is my dream to make my parents “known by my name” and my daughter known by “her own name”. My greatest achievement as a dad would be, if people know me through my “daughter’s name”. What an ideal situation it would be…WOW!!!!!!!!!!!
I have always aspired to be a good son, great husband, great dad and good human being and will continue to do so.


Thank you all again for lightening my day. KA DRIN CHEY.

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