Call me Mrs. V

We just signed our life away on 21st April, 2007 at 9:30am in St. Francis Xavier Church, PJ; conducted by Mr. EK John; witnessed by our beloved family members.

The night before, my big sister asked me “how does it feel to be legally Ms. Foo for one last night?”

I said “darn sad!”

And she sent me a kiss.

When we raised our right hand taking the vow, I can hear my sisters giggling away when Mr. EK John trying to pronounce my name. It sounded so WRONG!!!!!

That’s why I’m YY!

Anyhow, after we vowed our life away, the mother in law was asking if we should exchange rings now. Mr. EK John said not yet, “they have not sign the paper yet.”

“Haha… so I can still change my mind.” I said.

Well, I didn’t change my mind, someone must had pray very hard.

So we exchanged ring and hugs and kiss and everybody congratulated everybody more towards the relief of finally our children are married and they shall resign from playing Giraffes for so many years.

So all is done and everybody is happy.

So, I’m married. You may call me Mrs. V because his family name starts with the “V”. Like my name, it is another name that is too long and too difficult to pronounce it properly. If not careful, it is an insult without releasing it.

Ok… Mrs. V is it but I’m not changing my name! So I’m still valid as Ms. Foo, you may call me Madam Foo when I hit 40s.