Wedding Day Be a Witness

Hi, Richard and classmates.

Last Wednesday, my friend and he is my coworker, too, wanted me to go to his wedding and be his witness. I felt happy to be in his wedding. I had heard about his girlfriend for a while. He told me to go to 12^th Street and Broadway the following day at 8:30 am. The name of the building was called the Alameda County Superior Court House.

The next day, I went there at 8:30 am, but I couldn’t find that building, so I asked some people. Then I learned it was not on 12 St. and Broadway, but actually it’s on Madison and 12^th St. I think my friend misunderstood.

Then we met each other at 10.30 am. He made me get a little bit mad for having to wait, but it was all right for his wedding day and his first time getting married. I looked at him and his bride from the Philippines. No one came with them. He said everyone was busy. After the wedding, the bride told me that my friend had asked her to marry him yesterday night. Oh my God! What t… h… was my friend thinking? I gave a bunch of flowers to the bride. I called my friend “Deth” in case they need two people to be the witnesses.

When we arrived, the person who worked there told us that we just needed one person be the witness, but that person had to be older than 28 years old. I helped my friend to fill out the forms.

It’s not difficult to get married. It is very easy. I took their pictures. After that we went to eat Japanese food and went to the bride’s house to talk a little bit.