Food: It's one of the most enjoyable things in the world to eat good food. I really like to be provided with a menu full of different food names. Toronto has made this happen for me: it has many restaurants with food from all over the world. I'm enjoying this diversity as much as possible, as much as my student budget allows me. In future, beside whatever I do, I would like to manage a restaurant as well.

Technology: It is not a common hobby, but I truly enjoy seeing the technology advances. People are now provided with amazing comfort resulted from computer technology. Just think about the cell phone you had 8 years ago, without a calendar that could be synced with Google calendar! It wasn't an easy job to make all this happen and kudos to all people behind it. I follow the tech news from various sources, Anandtech, Tomshardware, and Hardocp are three that can keep you entertained for several hours, each week.

Video games: As a kid, I started playing with Sega Saturn. Then when Sony's Playstation came in, I made my most memorable moments with my friends and cousins. I acquired so many valuable properties just playing video games, like logical thinking and fast reaction capability. At that time, I even wrote some walkthroughs and cheat codes in designated books (there wasn't an active Internet back then). I still love to play, but since I came to Toronto, I have less time to do it. If you're looking for a great game to play, you can start with God of War or Metal Gear Solid on PS2 or PS3.

Extreme sports: The kid inside me does not only seek for video games but also likes to do them in real life. Fun-filled activities like sky-diving, bungee-jumping, paint-balling, karting, skiing, kayaking, and surfing are all great and make you experience new levels of excitement.