Hello,
I am new to the site. My enfem name is PinkPenny. I love pink. Been a crossdresser since I was a kid. I love the lifestyle and the people I meet when I go out. I like to shop and collect panties. My wife has known about me being a cd before we got married. We have been married for over 20 years. I hope to be able to use this site for all kinds of information. And maybe add some of my own. So hello to all!
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Thank you for the welcome. Happy to be a member. PinkPenny

Hi PinkPenny, it's nice to meet you! We're glad you found the site. You'll meet lots of new friends here, and learn along the way. See you around, hugs, Devlyn

Thank you! You are very cute! PinkPenny

She said I'm cuuuuuuuute! <flies off like Rudolph>

You are cute. Navy corpman. PinkPenny

Thank you for your service. It is much appreciated. Hugs, Devlyn

Hi PinkPenny,
A warm (but slighty wet) welcome to Susan's. Hope you find the answers you are looking for here. You are one of the family now.

Hope to hear more from you in time to come, and I hope you find your stay truly rewarding.

Be safe, well and happy
Lotsa huggs
Catherine

Hello Catherine,
Thank You For The Welome. This is a great site and I know that I will find the I have looking for. Another cute one. PinkPenny

Hi PinkPenny,

Welcome indeed. Pull up a chair and share the gos. You are another USA Vet? I take it (from Devlyn's response). I'm in Australia and while I often disagree with politicians, I have total and unrelenting respect for the men and woman who are willing to serve to protect us. Thank You.

Cindy

Hello Cindy,
Thank You For The Welcome. About serving in the Navy during the vietnam war at the age of 17 teen and trained as a medic. It was not about why we were fighting a war that did not make any sense to me or the entire world. It bcame all about doing my job trying to saving lifes. It is kind of a strange additude to take but during war all you want to do is your job as best as you can. Huggs PinkPenny

Quote from: Devlyn on March 03, 2012, 07:30:40 PM
Thank you for your service. It is much appreciated. Hugs, Devlyn

Standing ovation from SoCal

Thank you. I grew up in Long Beach. I still go home to visit. Hugs PinkPenny

Quote from: PinkPenny on March 04, 2012, 02:14:36 PM
Thank you. I grew up in Long Beach. I still go home to visit. Hugs PinkPenny

Penny, I spent my pre-teen years not too far away,  I used to ride my bicycle to the old Marineland and played baseball at the field located near White's Point, at Western Ave. and Paseo Del Mar.

Many of my friends growing up were children of military personnel stationed in Long Beach or Ft. MacArthur.

Yeah remember. Good times. I used to surf great places near by to hit the waves. I had a VW 68 bus and all my friends used pile in and off we would go. Used to getup in the morning and listen to the surf report. If the report was good no school that day. PinkPenny

Quote from: PinkPenny on March 04, 2012, 03:30:06 PM
Yeah remember. Good times. I used to surf great places near by to hit the waves. I had a VW 68 bus and all my friends used pile in and off we would go. Used to getup in the morning and listen to the surf report. If the report was good no school that day. PinkPenny

All of the "beaches" between Point Fermin to Lunada Bay were rocky, so one learned to kick out early.  In the late 60's we all used those big old fiberglass long boards.  We pre-teen rats could hardly carry them.  We would follow the trails down the cliff sides if we couldn't get some Mom to drive us to Royal Palms or Hermosa Beach.  Better surfing was down your way.  I moved away in 7th grade and now I only boogie board from time to time.