Re[2]: O'seas work

["Virginia L. Krenn" <asdxvlk -at- OKWAY -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU>]

     Kasey,

     I don't have a SAD version of "Green Card" for you. How about some
     happy versions.

     Seventeen years ago, my son married a Korean woman three times. They
     had a Korean civil ceremony, a military ceremony, and a Christian
     ceremony. When my daughter married a man from Beirut twelve years ago,
     they were both subjected to an extremely rude grueling interrogation.
     I guess the immigration service is just trying to prevent pseudo
     marriages; but she said it was a very difficult experience for her.
     Both my son and my daughter are still happily married and each of them
     has two beautiful daughters.

     My niece recently married a French man. He had been living in the US
     for quite a while; but they decided to go to France for the wedding
     and honeymoon.

     I just recently heard that 'green cards' are actually pink.

     Virginia

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Author:  Kasey Chang <KaseyC -at- discopy -dot- com> at SMTP

Speaking of which, we all know the movie "Green Card" (I hope) with false
marriage and all that.  And of course there's a lot of girls/women from
Eastern Bloc nations or China that wants to marry an American and come here
then get a divorce (and a lot of genuinely lovely and faithful ladies of
course).  Is there a SAD version of "Green Card" written somewhere?