I finally worked myself up to work on our music for the wedding. Don’t get me wrong. I looooove music. I’d rather listen to music than watch TV. If ever Id have the chance to watch TV (when it’s not on Nick or Cartoon Network), it’s on MTV. That’s how I love music. I remember we were TV-less for about 3-4 years. Times were hard and our 14-year old TV broke down and my parents had no money to buy TV. My siblings and I would sing every night. Totoo! Kasagsagan pa ng brownouts nun, kaya wala din effect sa amin. I distinctly remember singing Smokey Mountain songs before. Hmmm…may boses ako dati, ngayon wala na.

Anyway, the problem is though I love music, my memory is not that strong. I remember conversations to the pauses and dots but cant remember titles of songs nor names of people. Lagi na lang tampulan ng tuksuhan to sa bahay.

*Habang nanunuod ng TV*:
Aggie: Ano ba yan Ryan, ang pangit pangit.
Kuya: Sinong Ryan?
Aggie: Ryan! Tange! Yan o! (sabay turo sa lalaki sa TV)
Kuya: *sabay tawa* Nang imbento ka na naman! San mo nakuha yung Ryan? Christian yan!

Bwahahahaahha.

So, you can just imagine my helplessness going through “song lists” na puro titles lang. Susmio. Torture. Daig ko pa ang sumagot sa Physics exam. (I hate Physics).

Pero, and maganda dun, may nahingan ako ng tulong. Salamat din sa Internet. I was able to listen to songs I’m curious of the sound of — na nagpatagal sa process of selecting songs.

Im halfway done.
Hanap na lang ako ng mga upbeat songs for the grand entrance, cake cutting and wine toasting c”,)

Malamang curious kayo sa First Dance namin no? Hehehe…..Wag muna, debate-able pa to.

BUT I’m going to share with you the Father of the Bride Dance c”,). This was actually a song suggested by my cousin who is a musicophile. Super. Her wedding was more memorable because of the songs…and I think Inggo (her husband) cried more because of it (he didnt know any of the songs…as most grooms were…puro “Ikaw na bahala Mahal….”)

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