Hang 10 Episode 1: How I Met Your Mother

We’re starting a new series of videos that will help you get to know our family better.  We’re calling them “Hang 10” since there are ten of us in the family.  If you’ve ever wondered how Jim and I met, this is the video that reveals how it all started!

What did you think?

Bet you didn’t realize I was such a “rebel”, did you? LOL

PJ

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6 thoughts on “Hang 10 Episode 1: How I Met Your Mother”

  2. Good story about how you met in college, your children’s comments…Priceless!! They are all so cute! My question is what was your major in college, and how long after you met did you marry?

    • I majored in Systems Engineering with a minor in Economics. Jim got a dual degree in 5 years. So even though he was a year ahead of me, we actually graduated at the same time. He has a Bachelors in Economics (minor in Astronomy) and his Masters in Teaching. We actually waited to get married until the summer of 1995. I didn’t think I could pull of the wedding (we were living in Virginia, but got married in New Jersey) the summer after we graduated, so we waited an extra year. PJ

  3. Well,that explains it! I wondered how you had been able to start a successful business and run it so efficiently while raising a happy, healthy family, giving good care to your animals and homeschooling your children. Engineering, economics, astronomy, masters in teaching between you and Jim. Wow! Great combination. You do it all so exceptionally well!

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