Father to be..

Throughout my years in America, I noticed how lucky I am to have parents who were and still are there, every step of the way. They thought me so much! How to potty and behave in front of girls (thought they had cooties) when I was young. To pay attention even when a class is 3 hours long in college (2 years in John Jay). To work hard at a job even when the boss is telling you to ship out five thousand dvds(by the end of the night I slept with the dvd of saved by the bell..just joking). They made me to a balanced person.

Being in love is a great feeling. I met Anita (my bunni wunni) the love of my life. When I first saw her she just blew my senses away. A gem to be treasured and adored! What a beauty... I just knew she's the one! I would miss and still do, when ever she's away. My heart just beats for her! I'm proud to say this because I love her!

My parents in the other hand were not supportive at first because she was not Tibetan and they felt I was too young to be married and have a child at the same time. When I heard my parents reaction I was angry because they did not even know what kind of character Anita was and still is, and how much I really loved her. They found out later and was happy for me especially my mother. They still do sometimes miss me for not being their for them. I am the oldest, so alot of responsibilities.

Now I have even more. I still am in awe that I contributed in making a living person. That living person is 'MiniMomo'...We're still confused in names. Along with the name, I have to really step up as a man of the household and a soon to be father, to work hard and overcome. That's what I learned through my parents.

With love

Momo