Monthsary

It's been a month since Jam and I tied the knot..and up to now, we're still pretty shaken about the whole wedding thing.

whenever I'd meet old friends and acquaintances who knows that I got married, they start asking me all these questions...

1. How's married life?

Well...what can I say? I always answer, "Same as the single life."

Jam and I decided to live in with my parents in our "ancestral" (funny how that sounded...so rich and so high society) home. Not only is it very practical for both us and my parents, it was also my parents' request. Jam told me that on our wedding eve, dad talked to him about the reasons why we should live with them.

Of course, we're still thinking about buying our own house. Given that married life is considerably more expensive (dinner out, movies, shopping...) than being single, it would take some years before we can afford to pay downpayment for a small unit. Also, I'm adamant about the location. No to Cavite, Rizal, Faraway Fairview etc. If possible, I want to stay near my parents. The location is convenient for both Jam and I as he works in Ortigas and I in Malate.

Probably the only thing that has changed now that I'm married is the ehem...I have someone to go home to everynight..Someone who holds me in his arms, kisses me, hugs me...okay, 'nuf of that.

2. Are you pregnant? May baby na ba?

None. Wala pa. Not that we're not trying.

3. When are you going to have a baby?

Soon as God wills it. Wish I know when that will be. Soon I hope.