I am a real estate investment consultant and a graduate of criminal justice administration. I enjoy reading, especially geopolitical subject matters. I also enjoy traveling and listening to melodious musical tunes, especially the music of ABBA, which is my all-time favorite. I always walk through parks and visit museums, especially of other intriguing cultures. I am venturing into learning the Chinese language (Mandarin) but struggling a little. I shall overcome.
    I am seeking friendship with someone of a versatile character. One who is open-minded and equally adventurous. We could share ideas and interests, and perhaps walk together along the parksides and visit exortic museums while reveling in serendipity.

I'd like to meet humble friends who appreciate humbleness from a man. A demeanor to be deemed not as a weakness but as a strength of character

English, Chinese (Mandarin) and Spanish.

I enjoy dancing and frequently visit the gymnasium. I golf quite a bit and travel much. I was once a conditioned athlete with active participation in soccer, field hockey, tennis, and cricket, Visiting museums has a way of boosting my feelings.

I don't have a particular favorite. I love all melodious tunes. I just was never into rap. To demonstrate this versatility in musical favoritism, I enjoy the music of ABBA, some Indian music, Chinese cultural music, South African Zulu music, pop, classical music, especially Mozart, and much much more.

My all-time favorite is James Bond. Lately, though, I have been entertained by comedy such as most Eddie Murphy movies. Any movie that encompasses inter-cultural clash or certain ethnic hybrid gets my utmost attention.

Quite frankly, I mostly watch the cable news. But sometimes I break with shows such as the reruns of Threes Company, Sanford and Son, Mr. Bean, Benny Hill, and game shows the likes of Family Feud and The Price is Right.

I read quite a bit. My favorites are books of intellectualism (Nitzch, Machiavelli, and the likes. I also passionately read books on world politics especially the American government and other books of pragmatic nature.

1) "Some men see things as they are, and say why. I dream of things that never were, and say why not". - Robert F. Kennedy.
2) "The lion cannot protect himself from traps, and the fox cannot defend himself from wolves. One must therefore be a fox to recognize traps, and a lion to frighten wolves." - Niccolo Machiavelli