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Jenica 27, Female Portland,Oregon United States: Like

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About Me (tell us a little bit about yourself):: When I was 2 my gramps taught me about Gohonzon and chanting and I'm still doing it. I'm 13 years old and a gymnast at Naydenov gymnastics in Vancover, WA. I am a level 9 competitive gymnast. Chanting has helped my life soooooo much, I don't know where I would be without it . Please read the book Taneesh by LaVora Perry. It's a great book about chanting and will change your life.

At 9:57am on March 30, 2009, Linda said…: You are so welcome Jenica! Stay happy!

At 9:00am on March 20, 2009, Aiko said…: Jenice,
Pleased to meet you and Happy birthday!!
Have a lovely weekend!
Aiko

At 9:27am on March 17, 2009, Linda said…: Hi Jenica,
You are so fortunate to have Gramps teach you about Gohonzon and chanting. You will always treasure this. I will have to look into this book you mentioned. You are so beautiful, as your face shines with happpiness! K
eep up the good work in your gymnastics!

At 8:33pm on February 3, 2009, N. A. Sekiyama said…: Hi, Jenica.

There seems to be something wrong with my screen and the fonts appear to be smaller than an amoeba. I can't even see what I'm typing. I hope you can read this and that I'm not mistyping too many words.

If you are ever in Tokyo, please visit me! I work at the SGI HQ and live close-by with my bunnies and mom.

Warmest wishes,
Noriyo

At 3:35am on February 1, 2009, Toshizo Saejima said…: Hi, Jenica!
Nice to see you!

At 9:53pm on October 16, 2008, M. LaVora Perry said…: Hi, Jenica,

THANK YOU for all your help! Actually, I have something for you to read. I spoke to your grandpa about it. So I'm guessing it's okay to send it by email to you? Will do that now.

At 10:31am on August 8, 2008, Dee in Mackinac District said…: Hi Jenica,
Welcome!
. . . Dee :-)

At 7:26pm on July 15, 2008, N. A. Sekiyama said…: Dear Jenica,

My apologies for my belated reply. Thank you for your kind message. I hope Joey, who has been left behind, can get over her loss of Momo, as I am trying to do. I am praying that Joey becomes a kosen-rufu bunny (not exactly sure what answer I'm seeking). She is still not eating properly and I have to give her enzymes for her intestine and force feed her on a daily basis. Therefore, any daimoku her way would be highly appreciated.

And I'm sure Momo appreciates your daimoku, too.

Summer in Tokyo is hot, wet and humid.

How is it where you are?

Love,
Auntie Nori