Barbara A.

Regarding me I should probably introduce myself as this is my homepage. When you know yourself so well that you are unsure of where, to begin with, an introduction, it can be challenging. I'll try to describe myself to see what kind of impression you have of me. I'm hoping that your opinion of myself and mine don't diverge too much. It starts now. My name is Barbara Akiteng. I consider myself to be a person who views life positively in all respects. I enjoy to do, see, and experience a variety of things. I enjoy thinking and daydreaming, reading and writing, talking and listening, and all of these activities. I enjoy watching the sunrise in the morning, the sunset in the evening, the nighttime galaxy, and the moonlight. I also enjoy listening to music and smelling the rain. I enjoy staring blankly up at the clouds in the sky and conducting thought experiments. I enjoy strolling, lounging in the sun, and sightseeing. I enjoy going to bed early and waking up early; I enjoy being by myself as well as being surrounded by others. I enjoy the quiet of the countryside as well as the bustle of the city; I enjoy the fresh air and breathtaking views as well as the variety of cultures. I enjoy scrumptious ethnic cuisine, cozy footwear, and informative books and movies. I enjoy being among people as well as the outdoors. I also enjoy grinning or laughing. I have always aspired to be a great writer, just like Wole Soyinka, who wrote "Climate of Fear: The Quest for Dignity in a Dehumanized World," or Alexandre Dumas, who wrote "The Count of Monte Cristo," or Henrik Ibsen, who wrote "An Enemy of the People." Their books have had a huge impact on millions of people. Like Aristotle, who significantly influenced western thought, I aspire to be a great philosopher. Of course, I'm a long way away from these individuals right now. I'm just a person who occasionally conducts research, writes, and does informational teaching. I still have hope, though. I'll give you a quick rundown of who I am.