About Me

A Page Dedicated to Jenny's Friends

My name is Jenny, most times people call me Jen (which happens to be my sister's name). Also happens to be one of the most common English names around.  I am usually quiet & sentimental, but put me in the right situation & mood, I can b really wacky!

I love making friends and keeping them too. They are treasures of my heart. Each one of them. This explains the reason this site is made. For more about me, and what I do visit my blog.. It takes a while for me to add a blog though (due to my busy schedule) but do drop by from time to time! Thank you with all my heart ~ Jenny~

	Hello...Introducing my family... if not for them, there wouldn't be me! <From left to right> Younger Sister, Pa, Ma, Myself and my Elder Brother For more pictures of me and my family/friends, come by and visit my photo album My Friends and Me (link in box below). "THERE ARE MANY TYPES OF SHIPS. THERE ARE WOODEN SHIPS ,PLASTIC SHIPS, AND METAL SHIPS. BUT THE BEST AND MOST IMPORTAINT TYPES OF SHIPS ARE FRIENDSHIPS." - OLD IRISH QUOTE (SENT BY -ROBERT J. BADAR JR.) My Friends and Me My Family and I at Beras Basah Island, Langkawi The great gift of family life is to be intimately acquainted with people you might never even introduce yourself to, had life not done it for you.  ~Kendall Hailey, The Day I Became an Autodidact

Winnie The Pooh and Friends... Buy this poster at AllPosters

Here is a profile of my favourite cartoon character of all time!!!  Winnie The Pooh ... (Taken from www.http://www.who2.com/winniethepooh.html ) Winnie the Pooh is one of the best-loved figures in British children's literature. Pooh was the creation of author A.A. Milne, who was inspired by the stuffed toys of his son Christopher Robin. Pooh is a chubby stuffed bear with a particular fondness for honey; his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood include Eeyore the sad donkey, Piglet the pig, and Tigger the bouncy tiger. (Christopher Robin also appears in the Pooh stories as the bear's friend and protector.) Pooh was introduced in the poetry collection When We Were Very Young (1924) and then starred in Milne's books Winnie-the-Pooh (1926), Now We Are Six (1927) and The House at Pooh Corner (1928). In the 1960s Pooh was animated by Walt Disney and became a popular member of the studio's stable of characters.