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Monday, April 10, 2006 

Mexican Wedding

First Mexican wedding. Fun but not really that different from a typical wedding in the U.S. I was expecting mariachis, big hats, lots of mustaches, and a part of the ceremony where we all fire our pistols into the air. "Arriba, arriba...andale!"

But alas, no dangerous gun play this time. Instead we enjoyed a healthy bit of dancing, a pasta dinner, cute little kids in suits and dresses, a happy bride and groom, and a funny old guy from Canada who wore the ever fashionable short-sleeve dress shirt and danced in a fantastically stiff manner. Marisol baked the wedding cake. It was covered in white roses and looked incredible.

Marisol and me with two of her best high school
friends. The sister of the groom, Paula, is to my right.

Father of the groom with all the girls.

Sorry vjers, didn't get a chance to take a picture of the cake.

That is a VERY SHARP tie you're wearing.

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  • I'm Nate
  • From Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico
  • I used to live in California. Then I met the girl you see here in this photo. The next thing I knew I was in Mexico swinging a frying pan at a scorpion and chasing after phantom trucks. You will find pictures and stories about my life in the pages that follow.
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