TREDFOR

Before I did the interview, I was already worrying about finding a married couple to interview for our TREDFOR Vocation Exposure Program. Some of my classmates said that I should just interview my parents if I really can’t find other married couple because I can easily interview them whenever both of them are in the house. But then again, I can’t imagine myself sitting down with them, asking them questions about their young married life like how they met and fell in love with each other, what was the sweetest thing that Dad ever did for Mom or what they did on their first date. I know that Dad is a very serious man, and is not the type to share stories about how he wooed Mom to get her attention so it would be really very awkward to interview him about those things. You get what I’m saying?
Regardless, I still can’t find a couple to interview for the subject. And then I remembered, I have my sister who was only married last July this year. So I decided to interview her and his husband, Kuya Mac. The first question that I asked her was about the details of their first meeting. She told me that she was in a party with our cousin, Ate Raisy when my sister met her husband. Ate Raisy happened to be the girlfriend of one of kuya Mac’s friends which encouraged her to introduce my sister to Kuya Mac, whom she knows, has already separated with his wife though he already has a daughter with his last wife. Ate Raisy knew that Kuya Mac really needs a wife that will take care of him and his daughter as his daughter is still very young. And so, Ate Raisy introduced the both of them to each other.
During the interview, Kuya Mac said to me that when my sister was introduced to him, he knew that she was the one that will fill the hole in his heart. Kuya Mac and my sister laughed at the utter cheesiness of Kuya Mac’s answer. I then turned to my sister and asked her,