I'M BACK!

[Ta Ta 1]

Yep, we need pics around here

[chispas 0]

Congrats on job, marriage and just plain having a great time.

[kk_mine 0]

[WhidbeyGirl 1]

Sorry my computer is still crashed and I have to use the library computer so can't download any pics .

There really weren't any details to the wedding other than SO had to interpret everything because my French SUCKS! We had to hire two witnesses because they have to be Senegalese (sp) and he doesn't live in Theis where we married so didn't really know too many people and those he does know are mainly Nigerian.

[Paul & Evelyn 0]

Sorry my computer is still crashed and I have to use the library computer so can't download any pics .

There really weren't any details to the wedding other than SO had to interpret everything because my French SUCKS! We had to hire two witnesses because they have to be Senegalese (sp) and he doesn't live in Theis where we married so didn't really know too many people and those he does know are mainly Nigerian.

Welcome back and congrats!! At least your French sucks. Mine is non-existant, so you probably did better than me over there. So, was I right?? The Senegalese people are very nice. My Baby and I are playing the waiting game, kinda like watching paint dry. I will keep you up to date on any developments, and any challenges in getting Nigerian information or documentation while she is in Senegal.

[WhidbeyGirl 1]

Sorry my computer is still crashed and I have to use the library computer so can't download any pics .

There really weren't any details to the wedding other than SO had to interpret everything because my French SUCKS! We had to hire two witnesses because they have to be Senegalese (sp) and he doesn't live in Theis where we married so didn't really know too many people and those he does know are mainly Nigerian.

Welcome back and congrats!! At least your French sucks. Mine is non-existant, so you probably did better than me over there. So, was I right?? The Senegalese people are very nice. My Baby and I are playing the waiting game, kinda like watching paint dry. I will keep you up to date on any developments, and any challenges in getting Nigerian information or documentation while she is in Senegal.

You were very right, didn't meet a person I didn't like there, very warm and giving. Loved the kids the most though, they would yell out to me wherever I went, "Toubob", I would always turn and say "bonjour", some would want me to hold their hands and some wanted me to take pictures of them. And they ALL loved it when I carried candy with me .

We'll get one another through this Paul! Met another person just recently and it only took her 6 months for her husband to get his interview in Nigeria, I was so encouraged when I heard that!!