Wedding
I want my hair to look like this when I get married
Also, with some research done, Pascal and I have decided to get married in Germany when I go this summer. It would be better because if we get married here, I'd have to file a fiance visa so he could come here for three months and then after we get married we'd have to wait like 6 months for his green card. So in the meantime, he can't work, go to school or anything. It would be totally unproductive. But, if we get married in Germany, I can file the papers, come back home and then when he gets the OK he can come here as a permanent resident. Only downside is that he'd get a background check through the FBI so it would add more months to the processing time. The guy I talked to said around 8 months to a year. While the prospect of living without each other again, I would rather do it this way so that we can work and save up money so that when its time we can live together in our home and have everything set up. I'm not really saddened about having to live without him for one more time. To me, it's the right step in accomplishing one of our dreams. I mean, of course when it comes time for me to leave my husband, i won't be too happy being a new wife and all. But the cooooooolest thing about getting married there is that we might have our honeymoon in Spain! I've been wanting to go since a good part of my bloodline goes there (I'm half Irish, Spanish, and Filipino and I'm a littler more Spanish than Filipino even though I'm more partial to my Asian side. However, the Spanish would explain my quick temper tehe).
On a side note, I wish more people I knew read my lj since I talk about my life and what's going on. It'd be cool because I wouldn't have to explain things over and over again to people. Oh well. Maybe I should tell more people about it.
Peace.
Also, with some research done, Pascal and I have decided to get married in Germany when I go this summer. It would be better because if we get married here, I'd have to file a fiance visa so he could come here for three months and then after we get married we'd have to wait like 6 months for his green card. So in the meantime, he can't work, go to school or anything. It would be totally unproductive. But, if we get married in Germany, I can file the papers, come back home and then when he gets the OK he can come here as a permanent resident. Only downside is that he'd get a background check through the FBI so it would add more months to the processing time. The guy I talked to said around 8 months to a year. While the prospect of living without each other again, I would rather do it this way so that we can work and save up money so that when its time we can live together in our home and have everything set up. I'm not really saddened about having to live without him for one more time. To me, it's the right step in accomplishing one of our dreams. I mean, of course when it comes time for me to leave my husband, i won't be too happy being a new wife and all. But the cooooooolest thing about getting married there is that we might have our honeymoon in Spain! I've been wanting to go since a good part of my bloodline goes there (I'm half Irish, Spanish, and Filipino and I'm a littler more Spanish than Filipino even though I'm more partial to my Asian side. However, the Spanish would explain my quick temper tehe).
On a side note, I wish more people I knew read my lj since I talk about my life and what's going on. It'd be cool because I wouldn't have to explain things over and over again to people. Oh well. Maybe I should tell more people about it.
Peace.