Quoc

Born in Malaysia (in a Vietnamese refugee camp). Raised in Oregon. Educated in Philadelphia (twice!). Living in San Francisco. So after debating on were I wanted to live and start my new career, I made the decision to start all over and moved to the Bay. I enjoyed the east coast but I couldn't see myself settling down and, eventually, raising a family there (Funny how you start thinking about those things). I guess I'm just a west coast boy at heart. I'm a pediatric nurse practitioner at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford. I just started and I have alot to learn, but it's exciting. Oregon will always be home, but I just don't think I'm ready to settle down in the good old pacific northwest yet. When else in my life will I be able to just pick up and decide on living in an entirely new city? I, ultimately, want to go back to school one more time. Thinking about getting my MBA and I'm still toying with the law school idea, heck maybe I'll do both. I also have a much renewed desire to attend med school. We'll see in a year! =P

I'm still that guy who people says is overly nice, but I tend not to bullshit with people anymore. If I want to talk to you I will, if I don't I won't waste your time or mine. I think at this point in my life I can figure out who is worth the effort and who isn't. I will always put that effort forth for my family and friends. I have a HUGE family (3 grandparents, 18 aunts and uncles and about a billion cousins) and I love it. I'm big on family. I have a small group of friends (it's quality over quantity). These are the people in my world that I know I can count on and that I would do anything for just to see them smile. I think of myself as giving almost to a fault, and I know I have ridiculous expectations for my friends which are almost impossible to live up to, but I'm always pleasantly surprised when they are.

I'm a firm believer in fate. so I'm always looking forward to seeing what's going to happen next. My past makes me who I am, and all the people and experiences that I've had I take with me. I've learned from them all. Hey, I still believe I have girls figured out; really all it takes is a bit of listening. I've been told that I'm very picky when it comes to girls, but I think you have to be especially if you're going to invest yourself in one particular girl. She has to be pretty special for me to want to talk to her. For me, a girl has to have the 3 S's: sweet, smart and sexy, for me to be interested. A smile is the first thing I notice about a girl; a beautiful smile will always get my attention. Oh and it can't hurt if she has dimples... Oh and I can't forget! I'm definitely an ass man, so a nice bubble butt is always a beautiful thing =P. I like to think that I'm a prime example that chivalry is not dead. I'm a hopeless romantic that believes there's one girl out there for me, and you experience everything in your life so that you can become who you need to be so you can meet that one person. With all this said, I'm definitely not looking for someone on this thing, I just thought you'd like to know a lil' bit about the kind of girl that makes my heart skip a beat. =P

My faith makes me who I am and guides me daily, but I'm not the type to cram my beliefs down your throat. People like that make me nauseous. I'm an ARIES and a METAL ROOSTER. I'm a good dancer. My favorite drink is a bombay & tonic or a straight up shot of patron with a lime in hand. Portabellas are still the only type of mushrooms I will enjoy eating. I'm a big kid at heart. Gatorade is great semi-frozen. I'm relaxed and uptight all that the same time. I love a pretty smile and hate bad teeth. I think smoking is nasty as hell, but I can enjoy a good cigar every now and then. I'm a snappy dresser. I'm an undercover jealous person. I have three tattoos, wanting a forth. I analyze everything and tend to over-analyze. I have a short attention span and get bored way too easily. I work out but I'm not a gym rat. Smart is sexy. Girls who are obsessed with how they look are annoying. I can't stand anyone who is arrogant. I believe I have a keen preception of who I am, shortcomings and all. I walk with my head up and with a lil' swagger... confidence isn't arrogance.

I guess that's all I can think of... as always, want to know anything else that I didn't mention, just ask.