
One is, if you are reading this blog is because you know her or you know me, and you are really interested in following and reading these little pieces of our live during this process, for that reason you deserve a big thank you.
THANK YOU ! ! !
Second is, if you are reading this blog is because you kind of know her or you kind of know me,
(And been honest. No hard feelings. I can tell you that I believe most of the people to whom I was introduced during the last two years have a little difficult to understanding me, but it's OK, because I also, Yo no hablar mucho ingles...)
- and you are really interested in know a little bit more about us and you want to follow and read these little pieces of our live during this process. You deserve a big thank you too and a big welcome, because this post is just for you.
THANK YOU ! ! !
and
WELCOME ! ! !
And third and finally, if you are reading this blog and you don't know her or don't know me.
My friend, seriously, you have too much free time nowadays. And that is OK, with us. But at least, you should send us the most expensive gift on our wedding registry, and believe me, the Bride has expensive tastes...
So for you either number one or two, you are welcome to keep reading this post... And of course, for number three, you are welcome too, better have a open policy here now, that fight hate mail later.
NOW and after the previous disclaimer here are the basics statistics about the happy couple.

His mom, Alma Fuentes Martinez (aka. Madruzca).
His dad, Gustavo Garcia Uribe (aka. Gustavo and these days just Dad).
Only child. Meaning no siblings. No half-brothers. No half-sisters. But with a very extensive tribe of age-related cousins.
Educated and lived all his life in Mexico City.
Moved to New York City for work with the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs or SRE for its acronym in Spanish, in 2000, after finished his college degree in Information Systems for Management, attending at the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM), Campus Estado de México.
Kicked back to Mexico City after six months in NYC.
And come back to the US in 2002. Working again for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. I guess some people don't learn from previous mistakes.
Two years ago, he meet the bride in a traditional posada (typical Mexican celebration during the month of December) and after a few discussions about NAFTA, friends, life in DC and the aphrodisiac qualities of Costco's Guacamole...el amor nacio.