Mom’s Flowers are in Bloom

Posted on June 7, 2009 by Ching under Moblog.    

Brian and I were at mom and dad’s yesterday. Mom’s flowers were in bloom. Her yard looks great!

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  Brian and Ching met in 1999 and have been together ever since. Brian was born and raised in Wichita. He moved away to live in Memphis for a few years and then returned. It was after he returned to Wichita that he met Ching. Coming home was probably the best decision he's ever made, besides marrying Ching.

  Ching is an exotic and petulant little flower imported from the Philippines. Her family moved to the Wichita area in the mid-90s. She is an avid blogger and picture-taker. She is quite prolific and has authored most of the posts on the site.

  Brian and Ching are inseparable and enjoy many activities together including traveling, dancing, bowling, chess, and poker. The only activities they don't share are video games (mostly Brian's thing) and Zumba (that's all Ching). They live in Wichita with their two adorable dogs, Molly (RIP) and Saki.

  This blog started in 2002 to document their life after marriage and has since evolved into a chronicle of their day to day adventures.

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