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Reflect - The Ideal Person

My vision of an Ideal Person, that i would like to be:

1. good academic results
2. play at least one sports well
3. play at least one musical instrument well
4. well learned in Information Technology
5. well versed in at least one area of Arts (Painting/Drawing, Literature, History etc.)
6. of high moral and ethical personality
7. possesses great analytic and critical thinking skills

still working towards it.. i'm jack of all trades master of none... =/

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Jake said…
EH!... no lah.. I'm still trying hard to play the piano. had been practising in camp these days. i even bought batteries for it!
Saturday, October 22, 2005 1:14:00 PM
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