Joshua

Brown/Black hair, Black eyes, tanned skin, 5 foot 11'- 6f. Virgo is my zodiac not what i am. Straight, 99% of the time. What can I say... I am a Nice guy, but nice guys always finish last...My cell 256-282-2070 I was born in Germany, and was raised there for almost half my life. Most of my family and friends are from Germany and I still keep in touch with most to this day. I am a very Family oriented person. I love children, I can't wait to have my own (well I will wait). 23-25 is a good age, in my opinion, to get married. I don't restrict myself by having boundaries or limitations, anything is possible. I like to read and write. I have completely finished with writing 2 children's books. The only person to have read them has been my sister. I don't plan on getting published anytime soon, I wrote these purely for fun. I am still in the proccess of writing 2 more books. One is supposed to be an inspirational book, the other is a How to live your Life. I use to In-Line until i Broke my wrist on a half pipe. I like volunteering, I use to volunteer on average 8-10 hours a week at the Ronald McDonald House. It makes me proud to know that I made a difference in someone's life. Some of my most memorable experiences occured while I was over there. First time I saw someone propose was there... Recently there was a little girl i met, she came from Guatemali. She could not speak english but the director of RMH (Ronald McDonald House) and her mother explained to me why she was being treated. She had a brain tumor and she was not even 6 yet. Her mom first realized that there was something wrong with her when she crawled back into the house saying "she can't move her right half of her body". Her mother was shocked, but was even more shocked by her daughter's calm. She brought her to their local doctor but he could not tell her what was the matter. After about a year of progressing symptoms, the mother got fed up with it, she went to another doctor in a bigger town to ask him. He couldn't give a direct answer but he had the assumption it was either a build up of fluids in the brain cavity putting pressure onto the girl's brain or it was a tumor. He, however, could not help. Nor could any hospital in the country give her the operation or procedures neccesary for her. She was forced to come to Alabama and live about 5 months at the Ronald McDonald house. Her daughter and I became close friends. It took a while for her to welcome me as a friend, but eventually she did. I helped her learn English, taught her how to cook. And overall had a good time. I always looked forward to going back to the RMH for these rewarding and memorable moments... I, myself, was shocked to find out that the little girl, Katarina, whom i started to call Ariel (the first movie we watched together was the Little Mermaid, she thought that Ariel was beautiful.), did not even know that she was gonna have an operation. She, in fact, didn't even know about the brain tumor. Her mother didn't wanna tell her, well, at least not yet. Her mother did tell her a few days before the operation that she would be operated, yet still did not tell her why. Ariel, asked me if it would hurt or not, and I told her about my arm and when I had to get operated. I didnt feel a thing during the entire operation. She was relieved. I promised her that I would stop by after her operation and bring her a gift. And I fulfilled my promise. I found out while I was there, that she did not have the entire tumor removed. She was too young to have the entire tumor removed, so they removed a good bit of it. When she turns around 14ish she will be able to come back to Mobile and have the rest of it removed. Katarina was and is one of the bravest and calmest kids i have ever met, her story and her life is a sad one but I will always be proud of her.As A volunteer I know I made a difference in Many families lives. Being there for them. Being a comforter. Being a tissue on occasion. I'm proud to be a volunteer.....