Hello world!
Thanks for reaching this part of my site! I am human too, so I do other things outside my daily job. Some things are technical, some are not. Here we go!
I am happily married to Xochitl
Here is a photo of us
Aren’t we cute?
We live with 8 dogs
We love dogs. But there’s a running joke about their names: Except for Pulga (flea in spanish), they are happily named after sweets and candies. For the sake of clarity Here’s a table of their names, an english translation and an illustration of each sweet.
| Name | Gender | Age | English translation (if available) | Sweet example | Dog photo |
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| Bombon | F | 11 | Marshmallow. A.K.A. Bombota, Bombotita, Bombosa, Bombonota |
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| Chocorol | M | 6 | A popular chocolate cake roll (or Swiss Roll) available almost anywhere on Mexico. I also call him Don Checho |
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| Candy | F | 5 | A candy of the hard type. We also call her by Mamachita |
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| Winnis | F | 4 | A popular soft candy in the Mexican border |
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| Tutsi | F | 4 | The mexican version of the Cherry Tootsie lolipop. |
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| Cookies | F | 4 | Cookies are delicious. We also call her Cuquis or Cuca |
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| Bubulubu | F | 4 | Bubulubu is another popular mexican sweet. It's a marshmallow/jellybean sandwich covered with chocolate. We also call her Buba |
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| Pulga | F | 3 | Flea. She's a tiny Chihuahua. We named her in honor of Bombona's mother: Pulga 1. | bar |
