A Slice of My Life





Slice of My Life



    I am Ian Dave Paet, 15 years of age and also currently living in Paing Bantay IlocosSur with my parents, i have 2 siblings currently studying in Canada. I love playing sports like taekwondo, badminton, and volleyball, sports have been a great part of my life and childhood because my older brother used to teach me when we were young. Another hobby of mine is playing video games like COD, ML, and PC games. Sometimes biking, hiking and camping with my family always brings me so much joy. I am not an intelligent person compared to the others. I am just an average and a common minded person. 






    I want to improve my determination to achieve all my goals in my life including overcoming my fears and flaws. Also to boost my self-esteem and confidence. I also want to change my bad attitudes, my laziness and being an unappreciative person. Hopefully i get to achieve them before the end of my life span


    My goal in life is to graduate and make my parents proud, after graduating from college i want to go to Canada with my family and work hard until i am financially ready to support a family. After getting married, i will travel with my wife and kids. Hopefully i'll achieve all my goals before i die. Thank you for listening a slice of my life.







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  1. EdrianOctober 7, 2024 at 9:01 PM

    As I read through this wonderful blog, I found myself mesmerized by the great blog you just published. As I continue to scroll down, I noticed that I have been writing this comment to you. As a word of encouragement “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” Romans 15:13

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  2. Demie AnneOctober 10, 2024 at 10:36 PM

    it is nice to know that you would like to improve yourself and your skill! I hope you achieve your goals!

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