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PSME LAUNCHES QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM:

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The “M” in the PLATINUM2022 Agenda stands for Management System. Sticking to its goals, the PSME National launched the “Quality Management System: Road to 9001:2015 Certification.” The launching and signing of the Oath of Commitment was held during the CALABARZON Cluster Technical Conference and Induction on February 15, 2020 at the Development Academy of the Philippines, Tagaytay City.

QMS Steering Committee Chairman Engr. Jonathan P. San Juan spearheaded the presentation. In his speech, he shared that the PSME National Office and its Secretariat have been undertaking changes in the operational procedures. As a professional organization, documentation of process and procedures are being enhanced to streamline the services to its members, improve customer focus, and develop organizational effectiveness.

Quality Policy shall be implemented for the entire PSME National operations. To ensure that the process is guided accordingly with consistency and efficiency, the PSME National availed the services of Mr. Eric Santos as the QMS Consultant.

Engr. San Juan acknowledged the support of the PSME National Board of Directors in their dedication to make the QMS go smoothly as possible. He headed the ceremonial launch of QMS and signing of the Oath of Commitment.

The Oath of Commitment was signed by the PSME National Board of Directors namely President Dr. Jeffrey F. Singson, Executive Vice-President Engr. Jeremy T. Aguinea, VP-Internal Engr. Loreto G. Catalan, VP-External Engr. Simeon P. Perez, VP-Technical Engr. Cesar Luis dL. Lim, Auditor Engr. Ransam S. Pirote, VP-NCR Engr. Robert Bobby D. Santos, VP-Luzon Engr. Carlito E. Alpay, VP-Visayas Engr. Gregorio S. Senining, VP-Mindanao Engr. Robert S. Dy, VP-Training & Education Engr. Marren Eric A. De Luna, and VP-CPM Affairs Engr. Cesar S. Galang.

Attendees, chapter officers and directors of the CALABARZON Cluster Technical Conference also signed the Oath of Commitment to show their support to the QMS journey of the PSME National towards 9001:2015 certification.

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Dr. Jeffrey F. SingsonPresident

Engr. Loreto G. CatalanVP-Internal

Engr. Archelle B. BaculiPublication Chair

Engr. Loraine Ann E. BarbacinaEngr. Regina O. Ramirez

Engr. Richelle Jane H. BernalPublication Committee Members

Isabel E. GileAssociate Editor

Ehlorra L. MangahasPublication Secretary

Contributing Chapters

CALABARZON CLUSTER, MANILA (HOST), METRO MARIKINA, QUEZON

CITY CENTRAL, PAMPANGA, CENTRAL LAGUNA, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL,

POLOMOLOK, QATAR

EDITORIAL BOARD

A GLIMPSE OF THE PAST

PSME Chapter formation hits the 50 mark. The Society laid groundworks for the establishment of the PSME Scholarship Foundation and the PSME Continuing Education Center (PSME-CEC)

Recipient of the 1998 Most Outstanding Accredited Professional Organization (APO) Award.

100 seminars conducted by the PSME’s “Advance Training Center” with 1,665 attendees joining the various activities of ATC from Jan-Sept 2018

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PSME MONTHLY NEWSLETTERTo all PSME BOD 2020, Head Office Team and ISO Steering Committee:

Greetings!

The ISO journey is a difficult task that no individual person can do alone. It is a challenge to our organization specially to those manning our Head office operations as a whole. I have explained the greater reason for such goal to all our Head Office Managers for appreciation, as it needs a true collaboration between all the existing departments in our Head Office, Board of Directors, and the entire PSME organization.

Our journey begins with threshing out a lot of things which are an offshoot of the many decades of PSME operation, creating more efficient and defined procedures, and more importantly ensuring management responsibilities are clear (defining of roles and inter-relationships from within the entire society). The standards being reviewed will always be journeying along with various personalities, characters, and behaviors that must be prepared to ensure a healthy ISO implementation.

I have started weeding this out on surface, defining roles, setting up a climate of genuine Servanthood. I know, because everybody will soon understand our real goals (to be certified thru recognized world class standards) that will make stronger our being a Society, everyone will set aside personal differences to move as one team. In ISO implementation, all personal matters are dealt with separately and I, with blessings from the PSME National President, will try to help on this area.

I understand that we want procedures to be perfect, but detailed perfection of the so many procedures cannot happen overnight. It is, however, a greater positive sign in an ISO implementation journey, the living challenging of standards guided by the Document Information Control (DIC) procedures that we have done. Next step is to start revising and creating other needed support procedures as long as it follows the agreed DIC process.

This ISO journey, as I could see it, will improve a lot of inter-relationship areas at the Head Office, within the PSME organization as a whole, as well as with external entities, which will eventually bear good fruits and better yields. The Quality Objectives for each department are now documented, which later could be the basis for performance assessments. Many more are going to happen for the betterment of the PSME.

Keep posted for developments and pick up learnings from the journey.

Sincerely,

ENGR. JONATHAN P. SAN JUAN PSME QMS Chairman

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QMS launching...

Ceremonial Signing of the Oath of Commitment by PSME National Board of Directors and witnesses

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The month of February is very significant and exciting for in this month the “Day of Hearts” is celebrated, which they call “Valentine’s Day”. Couples, lovers and would be lovers prepare themselves comes February 14th with expressions such as giving V-Cards, V-flowers, e-Cards and e-Flowers via apps.For the author, the expression of “LOVE” goes first to the family, especially for his “one and only” who inspired him to do all things better and best for their benefits.

Having worked abroad for 32 years, there is another love that he has …and that is… “LOVE for PSME”. Since the Chartering of PSME-SA Chapter in 1991, his participation in the activities of PSME-SA started with the objective to impart services to its members. The chapter activities became his work and that of his company became the second job. Over the years, such activities increased when the coverage widened to the Middle East Region having been appointed as Deputy VP for Middle East (covering Saudi Arabia and Kuwait), VP for International Operations and VP for Foreign Affairs. Such increase in responsibilities did not derail the author’s commitment but rather challenged him to overcome the hurdles having that “PASSION” to serve.

Such was rewarded with the recognition by the PSME-National Leadership as “The Outstanding Mechanical Engineer in the Field of Community Service” in 2006 and conferment as a “PSME Fellow” in 2010 (the highest honor given to a member of the society). Outside of PSME, the author was a recipient of the 2013 “The Outstanding Mapúan – Specialized Field of Endeavor – International Community Service” awarded by NAMA and MIT and a recipient of the 2012 “Bana’ag Award” of the Presidential Awards for Filipino Individuals Overseas (CFO), presented by then Pres. Benigno S. Aquino III.The “LOVE for PSME” became a “PASSION” … for even after retiring from overseas work, his services continued in his motherland, the Philippines. Prior to retirement, another LOVE was enriched ... the “Love of Profession” for the author, after having been endorsed by the Society, tried his very best to be qualified and appointed to the PRC’s Board of Mechanical Engineering, … two times - first back in 2014 and 2nd in 2017. Destiny, however, changed its course.“LOVE and PASSION TO SERVE” continues, this time directly to the members, here in the Philippines. The author (Vice President for Luzon Region), has been reaching out to the members through Chapter visitations (Clark and Romblon), Cluster events (Bicol and Calabarzon) and Regional event (7th Luzon Regional Conference upcoming in April). Such services received a positive feedback from members … it is worth serving for … it is worth dying for!

LOVE & PASSIONBy Engr. Carlito E. Alpay

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CAVITE CHAPTER HOSTS 2ND CALABARZON CLUSTER TECHNICAL CONFERENCE & INDUCTION

The success of CALABARZON Cluster events was proven once again in the 2nd Cluster Technical Conference hosted by the PSME Cavite Chapter held on February 15-16, 2020 at the Development Academy of the Philippines.

Despite the state of calamity due to the Taal Volcano eruption in the Batangas area, PSME members participated in the cluster event filled with learnings and fun among chapters in the CALABARZON area.

Cavite Chapter President Engr. Ricky R. Dela Cruz welcomed the attendees in the technical conference. He acknowledged the presence of the PSME National Board of Directors and also graced the event and gave their full support to the activities.

PSME National VP-Luzon Engr. Carlito E. Alpay opened the conference, welcomed the delegates and thanked the cluster for their support. He congratulated the host chapter and the organizing committee for another successful conference.

Technical topics presented were “Energy Efficiency by not Ignoring System Effect/Blower Selection” by Engr. Shernan B. Esmenda, General Manager of Kruger M & E industries Corp., “Best Practices in Managing A Cold Storage Warehouse” by PSME National VP-Technical Engr. Cesar Luis dL. Lim, “Revised IRR of the Fire Code of the Philippines” by PSME National Deputy VP-Technical Engr. Alexander V. Listana, and “Waste Water Treatment & Recycling System with Rain Water Harvesting” by Engr. Eduardo E. Fornes.

In the evening of the 1st day, the cluster induction was held. Engr. Rufino Malamyaon, IPP of Cavite Chapter delivered his welcome address and Engr. Jonald Jimenez, President of QBL (Host) Chapter acknowledged the officers and guests and made the roll-call of CALABARZON Cluster PSME Chapters.

Former BME Chairman Hon. Jesus M. Redelosa was also present to receive a Plaque of Recognition for his unwavering support to the CALABARZON cluster, the mechanical engineering profession, and especially to the PSME during his stint as the BME Chairman.

PSME National VP-External Engr. Simeon P. Perez conducted the Office Bearer’s Course to the newly elected CALABARZON Chapter Officers. Charging of Officers was done by VP-Luzon Engr. Carlito E. Alpay and the inducting Officer was PSME National President Dr. Jeffrey F. Singson. A ceremonial turnover was done and Engr. Simon P. Turno III, President of Batangas Chapter, delivered the acceptance speech in behalf of the CALABARZON Cluster Chapter Presidents.

Guest Speaker was Dr. Alexander R. Madrigal, CESO III, DOST-CALABARZON Regional Director who presented the Industry 4.0 where he shared the ever-changing landscape in the technology that is utilized by different industries for economic growth. He emphasized the importance of science and technology and its vast applications for practical use, be it for personal, for the industry, and the economy.

Dr. Madrigal shared the projects of the DOST in the CALABARZON area. He thanked the PSME for

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the opportunity to discuss Industry 4.0 and for inviting him in yet another fruitful event of the Society.

National President Dr. Singson delivered his speech highlighting the challenges brought by the Taal Volcano eruption in the CALABARZON cluster, to which he noted the incessant desire of PSME chapters in the area to help the affected communities in every possible way. Various PSME chapters had been conducting relief operations and feeding programs in the Batangas area to help alleviate the impact of the calamity.

He also disclosed the relief operations done by the PSME National thru the PSME Foundation, Inc., the Society’s arm to conduct various activities for humanitarian causes. He emphasized that these acts reflect the concern and support that PSME has and continues to invoke to its members, through which they can greatly share to the community.

WorldBex, the country’s largest construction and design trade show signed a mutual partnership agreement with PSME on February 4, 2020 at Philippine International Convention Center.

The ceremonial signing was attended by National President Dr. Jeffrey F. Singson, National VP-External Engr. Simeon P. Perez, National VP-Luzon Engr. Carlito E. Alpay, National VP-Training & Education Engr. Marren Eric A. De Luna, and 68th NATCON Chairman Engr. Jerry D. Asuncion with WorldBex Services International Executive Director Francisco Flameno. Jr and WSI Founding Chairman Joseph Ang.

The Philippine World Building and Construction Exposition is set on March 18-22, 2020 at SMX Convention Center to which PSME will extend full support and celebrate with the biggest names in the building and construction industry.

PSME, WORLDBEX SIGN MUTUAL PARTNERSHIP

METRO MARIKINA CHAPTER HOLDS 1st

GMM FOR 2020

Metro Marikina Chapter held its first General Membership Meeting on February 13, 2020 at the Vice Mayor’s Office. The meeting was held to discuss plans and projects for 2020 and the financial status report of the chapter. New members were also welcomed into the chapter. A product presentation was done by Delsa Corp introducing Danfoss products to all members.

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The PSME Quezon City Central Chapter is celebrating its 10th-year Anniversary with the theme “A Decade of A United Drive Towards A Resilient Industrialization”. Thanksgiving party and Induction Ceremony of its 2020 chapter officers and directors was held on February 29, 2020 at Hotel Rembrandt in Quezon City.

DTI Usec. Hon. Abdulgani Macatuman, PRC-BME Member Hon. Jerico T. Borja, and PSME National VP-NCR Engr. Robert Bobby D. Santos graced the celebration and served as Guests of Honor. Also present was the Top 1 in the February 2020 ME Board Examination Engr. Julius Ezra M. Gundran, along with members of Metro South Chapter and Makati Chapter.

QCC Past Presidents were awarded with Plaques of Recognition for their sustained efforts during their leadership through everyone’s support, QCC has managed to increase its membership and produce technical, entrepreneurial, academic, and regulatory experts ready to address the challenges of a resilient industrialization.

The night concluded with a revelry among members and guests sponsored by Markell Machineries Manufacturing.

QUEZON CITY CENTRAL CELEBRATES 10TH ANNIVERSARY, THANKSGIVING

MANILA (HOST) CHAPTER HOLDS 1ST TEN PIN BOWLING TOURNAMENT

The first ever bowling tournament organized by Manila (Host) Chapter was held on February 23, 2020 at the AMF Puyat Q Plaza Mall, Felix Avenue in Cainta, Rizal. The tournament was participated by MEs from Metro Marikina Chapter, Makati Chapter, NCR Metro South Chapter, Mandaluyong Chapter, NCR Academe Chapter and other organizations such as Rotary Club of Rizal Centro, ME Mapua Faculty, and B4 MFG Corp.

The bowling tournament was a big success with players enjoying themselves on a Sunday together with friends, family and colleagues in the Mechanical Engineering profession. Makati Chapter emerged as Champion and B4 MFG Corp as Runner Up.

Present in the tournament were MHC President Engr. Sublime O. Carvajal, Directors Engr. Moses Mabute, Engr. Romeo Abenido, Engr. Estanislao Guillermo, Engr. Adrian A. Macam and Guest of Honor PSME National VP-NCR Engr. Robert Bobby D. Santos.

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To ensure timely and proper information dissemination on the upcoming PSME 7th Luzon Regional Conference on April 23-25, 2020 at Heroes Hall in Pampanga, the conference host Pampanga Chapter led by its incumbent President Engr. Mark Francis D. Bagang together with his fellow officers and former Interim VP-Luzon and 2020 Luzon Student Conference Chairman Engr. Jesus F. Patiag, have been visiting various government offices to extend courtesy.

Courtesy calls were made to the offices of DOLE Regional Director Zenaida Campita and CHED Regional Director Lora Yusi. DHVSU Vice President Engr. Roel Serrano was also visited to seek the approval of the usage of the school auditorium, San Fernando City Mayor Edwin Santiago, and Chairman Dante Manliclic were also visited on January 20, as well as 3rd District of Pampanga Congressman Dong Gonzales on February 1.

This aimed to establish connection and cooperation with the local government to help ensure the success of the 7th LRC.

PAMPANGA CHAPTER CONDUCTS COURTESY CALLS IN PREPARATION FOR THE 7TH LRC

Strengthening camaraderie among PSME Central Laguna Chapter members and officers, the 1st Mechanical Engineering Practitioners Night was celebrated on February 26, 2020 at Mita’s Kitchen, Carmelray Industrial Park 1 in Canlubang, Laguna.

Aside from a sumptuous dinner and catching up stories among members and officers, a talk on “How to become a Certified Energy Manager thru AEMAS” was discussed by PSME National Past President and AEMAS Country Manager Engr. Ernesto J. Casis. This fellowship party was conceived in order to encourage CLC members to be active and supportive to all chapter and national events.

CENTRAL LAGUNA CHAPTER CELEBRATES 1ST ME PRACTITIONERS’ NIGHT

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In celebration of the love month, the PSME Negros Occidental Chapter held its Annual Valentine’s Day Dinner Party titled “You and M.E. on Valentine’s Day” on February 14, 2020 at

Sugarland Hotel in Bacolod City.

The event was attended by NOC directors and members together with their loved ones and PSME NOC Kids. A simple yet intimate celebration to promote camaraderie was complemented with great food and fun games participated by couples.

Dr. Crister Mari Taclobos, 2010 PSME NOC Kids member, gave a short talk on healthy lifestyle and prevention in acquiring the dreaded COVID-2019.

“YOU & M.E. ON VALENTINE’S DAY”: NEGROS OCCIDENTAL CHAPTER’S ANNUAL LOVE MONTH CELEBRATION

Volunteers from PSME Polomolok Chapter participated in Dole Philippines, Inc. Mangrove Planting Activity at Dole Calumpang Plant, Brgy. Calumpang, General Santos City last February 16, 2020.

For 10 years now, Dolefil has been consistently carrying out its corporate social responsibility program on protecting the environment. The mangrove area in the Calumpang Plant has already been declared a protected sea zone under Republic Act 11038.

The activity was sponsored this year by DCO and DFL-PCFP, and was joined by several Dole employees. Polomolok Chapter will continue to participate in activities that help preserve the environment as part of its endeavor to secure a better future for everyone.

POLOMOLOK CHAPTER JOINS DOLEFIL MANGROVE PLANTING ACTIVITY

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KNOW YOUR BOARD2020 EDITION

PSME NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT FOR TRAINING & EDUCATIONENGR. MARREN ERIC A.

DE LUNA

marren.deluna@yahoo.com

09178171018

Professional Mechanical Engineer

The more entrepreneurs we can create, the better

for our society.

Engr. Marren Eric Aguilar De Luna is like a breath of fresh air in the PSME National Board of Directors, considered as a rookie to handle the national affairs of the Society. As the National VP for Training and Education, he aims to level up the technical seminars being offered by the Advance Training Center (ATC) and the management seminars of the Advance Leadership and Management Academy (ALMA).

He earned his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering degree from Mapua Institute of Technology in 1994 and got his PME license in 2016. Currently, he manages and serves as the President and CEO of CRYSTAL JADE18 INTERNATONAL INDUSTRY INC. He is the Founding and Charter President of Las PIñas-Muntinlupa Chapter which now has close to 200 members since its inception in 2017. He is an active participant in chapter, regional and national events. Recently, he travelled and attended PSME events in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, giving talks about ATC and ALMA.

He shared that he was not active in PSME during the early years of his membership but circumstances led him to realize the importance of connecting with people in the same profession. He acknowledges the vital role the Society plays for each member in improving the profession as a whole.

PASSIONATE ABOUT: Empowering and motivating people. I believe that “if you are needy, you are weak.” Improve your life through continuous learning and professional education to elevate your life and career. “The moment you stop learning is the moment you stop living.” Invest in your number one asset - your mind. There is no free lunch in this world anymore. If you can buy tickets to movies and concerts, why not invest in seminars, trainings, conferences and conventions? If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.

I also have a passion for lifelong learning. I read a lot of books: technical, business, motivational and spiritual. I tell my son, “You can buy anything you want, as long as they are books or educational gadgets”. Since I was I child I read a lot of materials. Anything my hand can grasp, I will read it. I believe that in order

to become a leader, you must be a reader. There was a time that I became the number one client of PowerBooks, Alabang Town Center (ATC). Little did I know that I will chair the ATC of PSME. Through ATC, we can supplement the general membership with latest innovations and technologies in various fields of mechanical engineering such as HVAC, Fire Protection System, and many more.

LIFE-CHANGING EXPERIENCES: One of my life-changing experiences is my bold transition from the Employee quadrant to Business quadrant. It is my dream to become a business owner ever since I was a teenager. I believe in financial freedom rather than financial security. With financial freedom, you can have time freedom also, which you can leverage to serve more in PSME. How can you serve better the PSME members especially in the national level, if you are stuck in an 8 to 5 job? With your linear income, it will be a burden for you doing pro bono works at your own expense.

My career changing move is simple, but it was not easy. From being an employee as a Facilities Engineer in the Plant Engineering Department of TOYOTA MOTOR PHILIPPINES CORPORATION Manufacturing Plant, I worked as a Sales and Business Development Manager in a Conveyor company. I compared the linear income of being an employee versus the exponential income you can generate from being a salesperson, and proved that it is hard to become financially free if you are an employee. Besides, I had a goal then that before the I reach the age of 30, I must earn my first million, get my brand-new car and a house. Being a business owner, I got my first million and brand-new car, although not my dream car, at the age of 28. We also live now in our brand-new house, though not our dream house, at the age of 32, fully paid. I’m sharing these not to brag, but to inspire my fellow “young” mechanical engineers to dream. Dream big, start small and never give up. You don’t have to be great to start, but in order to be great, you have to start.

Be a risk taker, as the reason why employees cannot move towards being a business owner is because of

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In line with the Continuing Professional Development of PSME Qatar Chapter members, a technical seminar entitled “Plumbing Design, Material Selection and Installation” was held in Wyndham Hotel, West Bay, Doha, State of Qatar on February 7, 2020.

The main objective of the seminar was to present to the participants the essential requirements for proper plumbing design, materials selection, and installation. The technical presentation was discussed by Engr. Leo Gregorio and participated by more than 100 mechanical engineers engaged in the practice of mechanical engineering services in Qatar.

HDPE pipe material selection and actual installation via Electro-fusion and Butt-fusion welding was presented by QEMS, the sponsor of the event. The members interacted in the technical discussions and in the question and answer portion of the seminar.

QATAR CHAPTER HOLDS PLUMBING DESIGN MATERIAL SELECTION AND INSTALLATION SEMINAR

FEAR. To be exact, there are two fears: FEAR OF REJECTION and FEAR OF FAILURE. It’s the fear of CRITICISM from colleagues and friends that hinder their dreams, and the fear of the UNKNOWN, the fear of failure. How can you fail if you will not try? Just do it. Dive the pool before you even think if you can swim. Do not listen to the “Dream Stealers”, but instead listen to successful people. Get a mentor. There are a lot of retired PSME members with years of wisdom behind them. Pick nuggets of wisdom from their brain and learn from them. Treat them to lunch, dinner or coffee, and you will be amazed how generous they are in sharing their life and career experiences. Learn from their mistakes, not from their success. Success is a poor teacher; failures are great teachers. Volunteer or be an apprentice, work to learn, not to earn. Life is short, we have so many things to do in life but so little time we have. Decide now to be the master of your own fate, be a designer of your own life, and make it a good one. “I am what I am today, because of the choices I made yesterday.” The choice is yours.

AS THE 2020 NATIONAL VP FOR TRAINING & EDUCATION, WHAT ARE YOUR GOALS FOR THE FUTURE OF THE PSME?

I fully support the plans and programs of the current PSME National President and the rest of the Board of

Directors as embodied in Platinum 2022. I believe in our PIR Vision and I want to be there when it happens. Let’s walk together and enjoy the journey, not the destination. I wish to initiate the Entrepreneurship Program of PSME and help in improving the financial literacy of MEs. The more entrepreneurs we can create, the more jobs and opportunities for our fellow Filipinos that will result to greater impact in nation building.

Imagine if all our members are millionaires, do you think there will be chaos in PSME? “A rich man’s joke is always funny”. If all our members are wealthy, everybody will be willing to give, share, help our society. There will be love, unity, and friendship all around. With limited life span, let us not reserve our energy in just creating a harmonious environment within our society, but rather let us love and care for one another, mentor the young, and ask wisdom from the young once. Let’s help one ME at a time, let’s make ourselves significant with a purpose in life, because purpose is what creates true happiness. Be a blessing to others. Never look down on a man unless you will help him get up. Always do the right thing. Make the rest of your life the best of your life. Be grateful, as an act of gratitude is the best attitude. Lastly, my lifelong goal is to be a totally loving person.

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6400

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