A famous author once said, "To go through life without a true friend is to have missed one of the most challenging of human experiences". We become mirrors to one another. Friends help us see ourselves and realize that someone sees the value in us.

Being valued by someone is the first step towards valuing oneself. And choosing friends is a direct experience of the valuing process.

I humbly invite you all fellow LDS of the world, to be my friends.

I'm Dave Karl Ramada. I'm an all-book all-music guy who loves to play the piano the whole day through and dive myself into a sea of books. I like to venture to things undiscovered to gain more knowledge and strength to withstand the perplexity of life.

I took up BS Nursing in college. I love to study the human anatomy and give first class medical attention to patients.

Being the stake pianist is an enjoyable thing. Accompanying congregations, meetings and choirs is always an excitment for me. My love for music made me strong in the church.

Harry Potter books can't escape my hands. I got myself caught in its mystifying yet bewildering plots. I finished reading all the six books and i'm looking forward in reading the 7th book: HP & the Deathly Hollows. I wonder what will happen to Harry and to Hogwarts now that Dumbledore is dead!

Cooking my own food i love best especially when my mom's out. I can creep into the kitchen cabinet and use some of her "special seasonings for special occasions". LOL!

Hitting best in high school is something I can be proud of. It was my goal. Of course, with Heavenly Father's help. I could have been a wormtail without the gospel. LOL! Thanks for the young boy who prayed--the gospel was restored.

In my quest in life now, i can say that a friend is a treasure to be cherished. All of you are my treasures. We have probably experienced this truth in our lives. I'm excited to come across to someone who shares their interests, concerns and dreams; someone whose traits i can admire as an LDS. Best of all, one can realize that here is a person who accepts us as we are and who sees our worth as unique individuals.

Aftter the thrill of making a new friendship, I believe that much more goes in maintaining it. What do you think???

P.S. I'm looking for someone who has a songbook of Glenn Hatch's Favorite LDS piano solos. I badly need it. Is anyone there who's kindhearted to give me a copy or even a scaned document (PDF) that can be downloaded through email? please...