Thanks to my Secondary School Teacher, Miss Chan, I was given the name Petoskey (which, by today, she still think that its a fake word.) How wrong can see be?

And there is a stone named after me, Petoskey Stone! LOL.

My nickname is actually the name of an Ottawa Indian Chief, Chief Pet-O-Sega. The city of Petoskey, Michigan, is also named after him, and is the center of the area where the stones are found. The stones are commonly found on beaches and in sand dunes.

According to legend, Petosegay was the child of a descendant of French nobleman and fur trader, Antoine Carre and an Ottawa princess. Petosegay, meaning "rising sun" "rays of dawn" or "sunbeams of promise", was named after the rays of sun that fell upon his newborn face. In keeping with his promising name, Petosegay was a wealthy fur trader who gained much land and acclaim for himself and his tribe. He was remarked upon to have a striking and appealing appearance, and spoke English very well. He married another Ottawa, and together they had two daughters and eight sons. In the summer of 1873, a few years before the Chiefs' passing, a city began on his land along the bay of Bear Creek. The settlers christened the newborn city Petoskey, the English translation of Petosegay.

LOL. How Fate chooses my nicknames. Rising Sun, Rays of Dawn, Sunbeams of Promise, are all names similar to my chinese name, which means Giver of Light, Lighter of Passion, Neverending Fires. I guess I am Fated to do what my name suggests. Your name is the greatest clue that Fate give to you about your Niche.

My English name (I refuse to say it as my Christian name.) is Alex, or Alexis, which means, refuge, protection, defence. Alexander roughly translates as Protector of Man. LOL. When I first saw the name, I'm instantly attracted to it, like I was born with that name. So I guess I meant to have this name. Who shall I protect, I wonder. And idea? A truth? Someone important? All is revealed in Fates grace.

Those who defys Fate are in their own way following the laws of Fate.