Not my tita....
Hey guys, I hope you are not talking about my tita. She was the nicest girl I had met in a carwash, just after sosua. She told me that she is in university part time but would have to quit as her mom is really sick. So guys, out of compassion, I gave her 5 k pesos and 200 dollars in cash to help her mother through with her cancer treatment.
Unfortunately, i can't be with her everyday in sosua so i have to send her money every month so she would have a permanent place to live until i get married with her in the coming year. She is so sweet and innocent looking that I swear that she is an angel. Too bad she was born so poor but I can assure you that she has a very rich soul and all the love in the world for me in her heart.
Next week, i will take her to the US embassy to get her a visa to take her to my familiy in atlanta.
can you guys tell me what process in involved in obtaining a visa for a girl who is completely uneducated, works in a carwash, dances at night in disco with foreigners and takes care of her mom during offtime? I mean, she has no money in the bank and whatever she owned is now resting in the compra-venta shelves. Sadly, in order to survive, she was seen selling all of my valuable gifts (to her) to a pawn shop (compra-venta). Upon confrontation, she confessed, with tears in her eyes, that she had to sell the gold chain and the expensive watch (that I bought for her) to the compra-venta to get money for the medicine that her mom needs so desperately. This brought tears to my eyes but I quickly recovered with rejoice as I saw shine of smile on her face as I slipped 100 dollar bill in her pocket.
Ummm, I can't tell you how wonderful she is. I feel like a lucky man.
I am sure you are not talking about my tita because she is still there living in sosua waiting for me to return on every other weekend. Wait, her cel phone is also disconnected... so what, this has been the case of all my girls.