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Eloping in the USA
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Simply Divina: Becoming Italian One Recipe At A Time.
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We were supposed to have gotten married in Mexico, but the shattered tibia and fibula screwed that up. After the wedding reception, my Mom threw it for us at home; when we did get married, we didn’t tell anyone.
A few years after the “non-wedding,” we finally tied the knot. Living in Italy as a married woman would make my life easier and give my mom less worries.