Camina-Resurreccion Nuptials

thank you to all those friends who mentioned our wedding in their blogs. it's great hearing your stories and thoughts about the day.

ordo, my college kabarkada and jan's GS/HS classmate in the Ateneo, finds the union uncanny and awesome. (we too!)

toni and the rest of the Manila-based LHC get-together to celebrate our day with us. she also gets a very interesting fortune for a married woman. lotsa photos here!

pia, my JVP batchmate over at Zambia, says an African prayer for our union. other stories of her june activities over her side of the world included.

tatit, one of our two best gals (caryl being the other), was in solidarity during friday the thirteenth by dressing up as dutch maid. milk please! ;p

and for those wanting photos... we haven't uploaded the official ones yet. but over at my multiply photos, you can see unofficial photos of the wedding and the reception and lots of our honeymoon in palawan.

jan has been wanting to say something here for the longest time. but he's been busy munching on the bread and nutella we bought so it may take some time. (this guy is bad for my figure. i have been consciously not getting the vile fattening thing to avoid the temptation. and he's telling me now not to join him in eating. tsk, tsk.) but he promises to, so just you guys wait.

ciao!

jan and i are touched, ganns! thanks for sharing the love. :)

this entry seems to be a perfect start for our post-wedding entries. jan and i decided to keep the blog for a while so we can continue sharing our journey as a newly-married couple. i, for one, feel that there will be a lot of challenges and realizations along the way.

so here goes!

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I share the love to you, mayette, tatit and ina.