Wow... It has been over 2 years now since my last post. A lot of things has happened in this time. Career wise I am now living and working in Abu Dhabi as a design and multimedia teacher. Personally, I still have two little boys whom are now 2.5 an 4.5 years a lovely wife to support, and an extra two little turtles (named 'ball-ball' and 'yo-yo' - the kids named them). I have also moved my weblogs onto my personal site. So, if anybody out there is still following my blog posts, I can now can be found at: www.kevintrinh.com. Please have a look and let me know what you think.

My new business card: Double sided, Matt cello, embossed.

Movies:
* James Bond (in particular Casino Royale - 2006)
* Transformers (2007)
* Iron Man (2008)
* Chasing Amy (1997)
* Seven Samuari (1954)
* Braveheart (1995)
* The Last Samurai (2003)
* Schindler's List (1993) and all of Pixar productions.

Music:
I like all types of music. My preference depends on the mood i'm in.

Gospel;
* Breathe (Marie Barnett)
* Did you Feel the Mountains Tremble (Delirious)
* Chris Tomlin
* Brian McKnight
* Kirk Franklin
* Delirious
Other;
* Destiny's Child
* Elvis Presley
* Usher (sometimes depends what mood I'm in)

I tend to pick up random interests all the time. In what free time I can find (when I'm not at my full-time job... or my part-time postgrad studies... or freelancing on Crossconcept) I try to enjoy a bit of a work out on the gym, photography, getting lost at the movies and watching the dust collect on my guitar. My interests of the more intellectual sort pretty much go all over the place. I am very deeply interested in creationism and evangelism.

So you have found my web page and have wandered in, perhaps looking to find out a little more about me. My website contains more details than I would normally share with the public. I have tried to instill in these pages a glimpse at whom I am and what I value. I have tried to create a consistent image of myself, but in the end it remains an image based on words and nothing more.

The best way to come to know me would be to meet me. The words in these pages are no substitute for a true conversation. Maybe what you find here will be enough to prompt such an encounter. If so, then these pages have served their purpose.