Humorous Wedding Essay

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I am so happy that you decided to marry with sweet Sandara my son, she is good lady and she will make an excellent wife and she will keep you happy- he said putting two glasses on the table That night we drunk and talked about Sandara, Kevin told me- Please do not discuss about Ana to Sandara it may spoile you marriaged life, Anna was your past and Sandara is your future, live happily with Sandara and give her everything… We married and lived happily for 10 years. She was perfect wife and very good at all household jobs with perfection in her professional life also working in Germany hospital. We never complained to each other though we didn’t have any child; it was our destiny. She always said with a smile on her face, “Jesus do everything …show more content…

I moved out from the church and paid the Baggi charge to the church accountant and informed the Tonga walla while reaching home. This took almost 2 hours, now I have to reach the Premnagar cemetery and help the sexton of that cemetery to dig the grave. No one left in my family nor does Sandara have someone in her family. I moved towards hospital and informed the hospital staff about her death. They all were very sad and had sympathy for me. I told Michael, he felt sad hearing this. I came back to my house, Aunty Nancy and her sister have done all rituals and we were ready to go. I saw my Hindu neighbor was also standing outside in this funeral procession. Finally the Tonga came with a casket made for …show more content…

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