Lynae turned 15 that June at Cemenauac University, and didn't do a lot of studying of Spanish, but we were all enamoued with her.
AFter days of silence in Spanish classes, her enthusiasm to go on an adventure got the best of her and loosened her tongue: "Vamanos pues!" she shouted with enthusiasm as we began the preparations.
She was and is a beautiful young woman, so full of love, hope and adoration for the world.
Her amazement at the beauties of Mexico were unfeigned, and the beauty of the Mayan princess and Spanish immigrant from Spain were reflected in her very countenance. See Spanish Conquistadores, Mayan Princess and Journal from Spain)
Lynae, princess of all that is good and beautiful. Lynae, the youngest daughter of the youngest daughter of the youngest daughter of the triplets. (See Ancestors)
See also "youngest daughter of the youngest daughter" for pedigree
Lynae, was adored by all who attended Cemenauac that month of June 2000, and the conuntanance in the eyes of the beholders were reflected by the dance teachers, the guitar teacher,Nacho, the leather makers and even the grieving family we lived with. Could there be a more beautiful moment in time to remember, to capture, to sing about in legend and folk song, in spite of the deaths of the local youth in the small village of Pueblo, the election of Vicente Fox as President of Mexico, there was joy and peace and love.
I think we all fell in love with Lynae.
My beautiful Lynae, this is from all of us who were priveleged to watch you
emerge from your cacoon as the the beautiful butterfly you have become.
Te quiero, te amo, por eternidad.
LoLyn, Lynae and Nacho and Jed at Ceminauic University in Pueblo Mexico, during guitar lessons learning the Mexican Folk songs on theis Blog.
Thank you Nacho.
We love you.
We love the memories Summer 2000.
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