What does your username mean???

My username is my name in pig latin, because I couldn't think of anything.

dsmboy1991~ Diamond Star Motors, I'm male lol, 1991~ The year of the Talon that I built and use to race before I got out of it.


dsm by dsmboy1991, on Flickr

Stellar = Teenage nickname ( I was really into Incubus) Canicula=brightest star in the sky (Because I'm a special and unique shiny star!)

I work full time as an actuary and I tutor math part time. Back in college, I ran the math lab (for tutoring). A student walked in for tutoring and asked another student, "Where's the Mathguy?"

The nickname stuck.

heaviest i ever weighed

I Have A Dream

Mine was a made up language in grade school/high school where I always referred to myself as Skeebee. Name has stuck since.

PG- My initials
3- Local union #
IBEW- International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

I have used that name since I joined the interwebs in the days of Prodigy.

Is my real name!!!

Is my real name!! My first name Rose and Last name Roiz

TotallyDevious
* Totally: Entirely, complete or absolute. * Devious: Not sincere, candid or going astray from a accepted way.
It is who I am. Simple. I am me.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_pulsar

my username for everything is erinxo...and that was taken so i added my fave number lol.

The fifth dimension is a hibiscus flower that i saw on a trip. It was grey on the inner petals and yellow on the edges. Me and the flower have a sunny side and a pretty grey side that conflicts.

graceinbreath comes from my Master's Thesis. My degree is in Pastoral Counseling. The title of my thesis is Embracing Grace in the Eternal Breath.

Here is the Abstract from my 60 page paper. Please, do not duplicate.

To learn to breathe is perhaps the most poignant experience of life. Healing and change occur by Grace through a multifaceted and enigmatic process over of time. The processes of change and healing shift up and down, in and out, with an ebb and flow rhythm that resembles a heartbeat, the changing tides of the ocean, the inhalation and exhalation of the breath that is life itself. The common thread that weaves through and interconnects all of humanity is this very air we breathe that allows us to have the precious gift we call life. Air creates harmony between the earth and the human body; allowing us to move, play, think, create, live and love. My understanding of God and my relationship with him moves through me with each breath I take, sustaining, renewing and revitalizing me to face life’s joys and adversities. Breathing itself is the act of receiving and returning life force energy from and then back to the universe and all other beings. This yin and yang of energy keeps us alive and resonates for me with greater realities about the universe, creation, and the God I know. The relationships I have today are all touched by this perception and God’s Grace which I believe is offered to everyone to be anew each day, each moment, with each breath we take. When I close my eyes and use meditation and guided imagery to restore myself, I am eternally on a warm, sunny beach and God’s love is embracing me. The tide is rolling in under my feet, bringing healing salt water and the air moves softly through my hair with the winds of change. As I breathe on this beach of Grace I am beckoned by the pull of the earth’s constant movement. Atoms are dancing and moving, the world is never still. The energy of life itself is palpable and the breath that is God’s creation is free-flowing. As a pastoral counselor with a deeply Rogerian and Adlerian perspective, and an Existential worldview, I see each moment of the therapeutic relationship as an opportunity for change to emerge and healing to unfold. Through a deep sense of stillness and presence, a comfort with humor and spontaneity and a considerate acceptance of the process of healing as a continual breath that can be deepened and sustained in and through relationships, my spirituality impacts the healing process.