What if Tony, you lost your sight. Would this change you?

I am Tony. I was born for a reason. A reason to spread world peace by understanding the concepts of a foreign language, the culture that surrounds that particular language and the ability to utilize the language to native speakers to introduce the awareness and interest that continues to spread throughout America to their own communities from inspirational individual young human beings.

 Would sight be an issue for me? If I lost my sight right now and could not see anything, I would not stop my ambitions. It does not take a person to just see the language but feel it physically and emotionally. And you know, I just thought about it. If I lost my ability to see, I would still continue to learn my first year in Arabic and my second year in Chinese in college. I would even start learning Braille and read Braille literature. Therefore, by loosing a sense, I gain a new language to adapt to.

My love for languages is not just to impress women but to influence culture to them that they have never experienced before. Then, they act on a disaster relief, such as in China, or an occurring genocide, such as Darfur, and understand that I would always be there for them for support and more encouragement.

 I am Tony. I was born for a reason. I was born to act on Federico Fellini’s inspirational quote, “A different language is a different vision of life.”

Go ahead. Take my sight. I will show all of you. I will still voice my opinions, teach young teens to do the same and continue world peace throughout the future years to come. [Ha, just yeah, don’t jinx it for me Tony, gosh… day after Friday the 13^th  ... good job]