[Parker]

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr

Sorry, Jenny Lyn is my wife. I met and married her while I was living in the Philippines. After living there for a year we decided that we'd prefer to live here.

Well, that is wonderful! Your story of coming here straight to your new home is a heartwarming one indeed. Hearty congratulations to you both.

[perrjojo]

Congratulations to you and Jenny. Happy Aniversary....AND MANY MOOOOORE!

[bandsdavis]

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr

Two years ago at this time we were boarding a plane in Beijing having flown there from Manila. After flying for about 27 hours our plane landed in Chicago and Jenny Lyn stepped on American soil for the first time in her life. After going through immigration we boarded a flight to Orlando. A couple hours later we landed and after stopping at a Chinese buffet near the airport, we drove to the sales office in LSL and picked up our keys. From there it was on to out new home in Silver Lake.
Jenny is now a permanent resident and will soon have her "condition" removed after which she will pursue citizenship.
It has been a wonderful two years in the greatest place to live in earth.

Hey Jim and Jenny! Congrats on 2 years! You beat us by almost exactly 3 months. You have brought a lot of happy times to us. We are really glad you are here!

Bill and Sue

[dotti105]

Happy Anniversary!
Here's to new beginnings and the celebration that each day brings when you are with the one you love!!
All our best!!

[gwscott]

My next door neighbors. Great neighbors and great people.

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Originally Posted by CFrance

Happy Anniversary! Thinking back over your What's for Dinner posts & pics... did Jenny Lyn teach you how to cook, or did you do that yourself?

Jenny cooks adobo, bangus and pancit. She also makes rice almost every day.

I usually cook all of the other things. My mother was Italian so it's sort of in my genes.

[tainsley]

Happy Anniversary Jim and Jenny!