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About Me:: I am a proud and happy grandmother . I love to travel and enjoy life. I was introduced to this practice by Roxanne Brown in 1985. I practiced for one year and decided to stop. In September of 2003 I started back to practicing 100%, never to stop chanting Nam Myoho Renge Kyo again. I am attending school to obtain my BS degree in Information Technology/Web Design. I am an A+ certified computer technician.

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At 1:42pm on May 16, 2008, Lotus Flower said…

At 2:11pm on April 20, 2008, Lotus Flower said…

At 6:20pm on March 30, 2008, Lotus Flower said…: The struggle of courageous Bodhisattvas of the Earth will bring successive victories that will last forever ~ Ikeda

You can fall from a mountain, you can fall from a tree.
But they best way you can fall, is a friendship with me

Have the sweetest week my friends!
Love~ Hugs~ Happiness ~ Belly Laughs
Loflo (Selly)

At 7:28am on March 29, 2008, Linda said…: Hi Sue!

At 1:02am on March 28, 2008, Chris Tinney said…: how fun. No Im more of a system architecht if I had to pick something LOL This is me www.Zattva.com

I dont think youre gonna be able to do that with the photos here unless you post then somewhere else and then reference them here using html because the widget here doesnt allow tagging but you could lay in code that inclded tagging on the picture if you were referencing it from a different page were it was actually tagged when posted

If that makes any sense LOL

At 2:46pm on March 21, 2008, Lotus Flower said…: To My Lovely Friends- wishing you all a new Beginning, Happy Easter and a Sweet Weekend

The naked earth is warm with Spring,
And with green grass and bursting trees
Leans to the suns kiss glorying,
And quivers in the sunny breeze.

Those who believe in the Lotus Sutra are as if in winter, but winter
always turns to spring.

WND-I, page 536

At 10:07am on March 18, 2008, Norma said…: Hi Sue! thanks for the add. Have a nice day!
xoxo
Norma

At 8:08pm on March 17, 2008, Gordon said…: Here in Japan we have once month re-broadcast meeting where we can listen to sensei's speeches which he spoke at the HQs leader's meeting held in Tokyo. Every kaikan in Japan has a satellite tv hook-up then we attend our local kaikans. There is a foreigners group for those who do not understand Japanese called the T.I.G. which I belong to and once a month we will go to the HQs in Tokyo where they will have translators so that we can listen to sensei's speeches.

At 10:33am on March 17, 2008, Gordon said…: Hello Sue I am 36 now and went through many things about careers. I am thinking of going into IT now since computers are going to be the future. Wow there is alot to learn about computes. I just took the Word/Excel/ Powerpoint 2003 Specialist in Japanese (yes American in Japan). I went to many interviews and felt I need to challenge more and get other certifications. Well hope to hear from you.

Take Care
Gordon

At 11:45am on March 15, 2008, Linda said…: Thanks for adding me as your friend Sue. I hope you got my first email, which I don't see here. I'm still learning to use this site. :o)))

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