Monday, November 07, 2005
And Now, From the Left Coast...
Introducing Felippe and Gabriella Stollenwerck Marques. Gabriella is my brother Dick's oldest child. Child? Right. How else do you say it. Beautiful, isn't she? Beautiful inside and out.
Felippe and Gabriella are Diego's parents. More about him later-a whole other story.
The Marques' are late to Stollenwerck Mania! Don't quite know why. Something to do with they never got the message. Or they got the message and were busy with Diego and would get around to it later.
That's OK. They finally made it. Felippe emailed me with some photos and items to publish. They live in LA and there are shots from Portugal and all over California.
Felippe and Gabriella had a blowout wedding just south of Cancun in Playa del Carmen on the Mayan Riviera. It redefined "destination wedding", I tell you. People flew in from all around the world and there were plenty of Stollenwercks. Tons of fun.
I knew I changed into a south of the border person when I didn't think twice about flying back to New York in a pair of shorts and flip flops. I could have froze to death standing in a snow drift trying to hail a cab. My Spanish isn't so good, though.
Posted by Jamie Stollenwerck, November 2005 ¶ 4:17 PM
Introducing Felippe and Gabriella Stollenwerck Marques. Gabriella is my brother Dick's oldest child. Child? Right. How else do you say it. Beautiful, isn't she? Beautiful inside and out.
Felippe and Gabriella are Diego's parents. More about him later-a whole other story.
The Marques' are late to Stollenwerck Mania! Don't quite know why. Something to do with they never got the message. Or they got the message and were busy with Diego and would get around to it later.
That's OK. They finally made it. Felippe emailed me with some photos and items to publish. They live in LA and there are shots from Portugal and all over California.
Felippe and Gabriella had a blowout wedding just south of Cancun in Playa del Carmen on the Mayan Riviera. It redefined "destination wedding", I tell you. People flew in from all around the world and there were plenty of Stollenwercks. Tons of fun.
I knew I changed into a south of the border person when I didn't think twice about flying back to New York in a pair of shorts and flip flops. I could have froze to death standing in a snow drift trying to hail a cab. My Spanish isn't so good, though.
Posted by Jamie Stollenwerck, November 2005 ¶ 4:17 PM
