nacho libre + encarnacion

“Encarnacion, I was wondering if you would like to join me in my quarters this night for some toast…”

“It’s very late, Ignacio.”

“Oh please, Encarnacion!  I beg you.  Join me in my quarters this night for some toast…”

“I even wrote you a song, Encarnacion.  Would you like to hear it?… Sure, Ignacio.”

When the fantasy has ended
And all the children are gone
Something good inside me,
Helps me to carry on!

I ate some bugs,
I ate some grass,
I used my hand,
To wipe my tears

To kiss your mouth
I break my vow
No no no, no no, no WAY JOSE

Unless you want to
Then we break our vows together

Encarnacio-hooooon
Encarnacio-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-hon

Encarnacion
*Diduliduliluli!*
Encarnacio-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-hon

Love,

Your brother in God- Ignacio.

oo xx oo X o XX x

(hug hug, kiss kiss, hug hug, BIG kiss, little hug, kiss kiss, little kiss)

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Special thanks to my amazingly talented friend, Jenna, for going along with my crazy costume idea for our kids.  Not only did she support me in my silliness, but she handmade the most incredible little nun costume from scratch in about an hour.  Well done my friend, well done!

And for those of you who have never heard of (or seen) Nacho Libre, you are not alone.  While Trick-or-Treating last night, Jenna and I discovered that just about every person on our block didn’t have a clue who our kids were dressed up as, (“Oh, is that Fraulein Maria and a Superhero?”…C’mon, People!!).  So, let me be the first to introduce you to this timeless treasure.  You only have to watch it a couple (six?) times to really appreciate its genius!  You are welcome.