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I've been tagged! Hot seat Meme

I’ve been tagged by Cheryle. Thanks for the tag~ I'm tagging Vanessa, Bona Dea and ate Rhea

RULES:

1. This tag should be passed on to your friends.

2. Visit the Blog of the person you’ve got this tag.

3. Leave a comment on her/his tag post. Be sure to thank her/him for this tag.

4. Highlight and link all the list of people who accepted this tag by visiting their blog site.

5. There are 10 questions that you need to answer but you will be the one to write the 10th question for the next person you want to pass this tag.

Here are your questions: Just Be Honest and Fair!

1. How did you meet your husband/wife or boyfriend/girlfriend?

I was working at an English School in QC when Mr. Jung asked me to interview three new students. He was one of them (It took some time to recognize our "liking to each other")

2. Where did you go on your first date?

We had our first real date at Max's SM North.

3. When was your first intimate kiss?

Six years ago... whew!

4. How many girlfriends/boyfriends he/she had in the past? Do you honestly know?

One...

5. What is his/her ethnicity?

Korean

6. What is his/her favorite food?

Seafood (all those crustaceans living down the sea)

7. What is he/she like if he/she is mad?

Quiet...

8. What are the things he/she did you thought is the most romantic thing he’d/she’d ever done?

After he left Philippines, a day never passed without his phone call. He got me a box of chocolates for whiteday and he even visited my granny's hometown to meet my family.

9. Describe how he/you proposed to you.

Before he left Philippines he promised me to come back after a year. Actually, he asked us to get married then. But my family were against it telling us it could only be a temporary feeling so they asked us to wait and let fate and time decide for us. If we really "are" the one then we "will be" they said. So after a year of phone calls, IM and e-mails he called me on his birthday (when I thought he was just playing tricks on me), he said he'll be coming in a few days to get me... haha! and he asked again if I was still willing to be the mom of his children... (Oh dear!)

10. Being with your special someone,was it worth it?

Yup. But somehow it's really too hard to be away from home.

THEY PLAYED ALONG:

1. Soujourn

2. Pinay Mom in Czech Republic

3. See Me for What You Will

4. Lainy’s Musings

5. Our Journey To Forever

6. Sheng’s Simple Thoughts…

7. Pinay WAHM

8. Me and My World

9. coicoi’s World

10. BLOGSILOG

11. Kitty’s haven

12. The Pit of Gadgetry!

13. Annie’s The Journey

14. joanjoyce

15. buhay korea

16. apt 1014

17. Surviving Korea

18. Nhemskie's Haven

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