We were fated to pretend.
As I am beginning to think about what to write in this blogpost I anticipate 2500 words with pictures and videos to sum up what has happened over the last month or two. Luckily for you, I will lose interest in saying things about Russia, marriage, music, and beer and resort to a few music videos that are awesome. Shall we begin?
What an incredible video. Anyway, when I went to Russia for a month in May and June I asked my girlfriend to marry me. Well, actually I didn’t really have to ask, it just happened. Here are some pictures from the trip.
In Front of Lenin’s Tomb in the Red Square
In front of St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow
Me giving Melanie her ring in St. Petersburg.
You can view more pictures here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonycordova/sets/72157620558506628/
In other news we went to Monterey for a wedding a few weeks ago and spent some time geocaching! If you don’t know what geocaching is go to this website: http://www.geocaching.com Usually when I describe geocaching to people they look at me funny and say things like, “Why on earth would you want to do that?!?!” Well, let me tell you, geocaching is one of the coolest exploration activities one can do. You go out into unknown territory with a friend (or by yourself) and look for something someone else has left behind. The satisfaction you get when you find a difficult cache is incredible. Here are some pictures of us finding a cache on Lover’s Point in Monterey.
More here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonycordova/sets/72157621319032950/
If you can’t already tell, I got a Flickr Pro account and am trying to justify putting all these pictures online.
Next up, a post about our adventures with brewing our own beer! I shall leave you with this:
and this:








I want adventure, and geocaching…=(