Hello just call me Ryan. I am here to spend my free time. What I like in this site is that it gives warm hospitality to a lot of people. It connects friends from different backgrounds and cultures and at the same time the opportunity to learn other languages. This site is also the window of the places around the world. Here you can see many adventures of things one had never knew yet and the life ahead that everyone have been aspiring of. Copied from the song: "if you walk on the footsteps of a stranger, you will learn things you never knew, you never knew".

I like sharing of ideas. If you have some good stories to share probably you can count on me.

I am interested into photography, music, traveling and beaches. I work now as a freelance musician. I am affiliate to anyone who is interested to make better music with me. I have piano students ages from 5 to as old as 76. I also teach voice which I find very interesting, I found out that the human voice is capable to exceed the greatness of any other musical instruments. It has the power to express human experiences. I also teach choir. Teaching choir is not an easy job, if you know what I mean, the result of it is beyond comprehension. My students are scattered everywhere so I have to travel to meet them. Along the way, I sometimes took pictures. I like to grasp these magnificent scenic views that later on will not ever be the same again.

If ever there is, I like some reality show. I can say that everything that is going on on TV are all fake. Delusions, part of brainwashing, an escape from the real world, nowadays not even worth entertaining and why would one want to be entertained? Instead why don't we go out from our house and see people around, just observe them in a few minutes, they are crying for help. Have we forgotten to reach out?

"All endeavor calls for the ability to tramp the last mile, shape the last plan, endure the last hours toil. The fight to the finish spirit is the one... characteristic we must posses if we are to face the future as finishers".
~ Henry David Thoreau