From left to right:José Antonio Aguilar, Marcos Kirsch, José Euclides Correa (with Diego Correa), Alejandro del Castillo and Jerónimo Mota.
After two years or so, my very good friend Jose Antonio Aguilar (who studied with me and came dangerously close to displacing me as my parents’ third favorite child) came to visit over Memorial weekend.
That means that out of 20 or so that graduated in December of 2000 from ISE (Electronics Systems Engineer) at ITESM, five were at my place drinking Indio beer, just like the good old days. Except we had more hair. And no baby.
Jaramillo, Daniela, Paty and others joined us for the fun. We had a great BBQ, we went to Austin hallmark Barton Springs Pool, and we drank beer for three days straight and stared at hot girls without actually talking to any of them. As I said… just like the good old days. Oh, yes, we also met Jaramillo’s uncle Klaus.
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[...] Photo of the day #6 In the center of the photo stands José Antonio Aguilar Bodegas, candidate for governor of the state of Chiapas for the PRI in one of the most heated races in a long time in Mexico (~2,500 vote difference as of tonight). But that’s not the point of the photo. Look closely at the guy standing in the back to the right of Mr. Aguilar. That’s José Antonio Aguilar González (a.k.a. too many nicknames to list here without ofending someone), good buddy of mine who decided to shed the Torrado-style afro he had the last time I saw him for the timeless “I’m an egineer with no interest in taking care of my hair so I buzz it” look. Good luck to both the Aguilars, here’s hoping he wins the election. [...]