Engaged
Yes, I'm getting married, but technically, I wasn't engaged until today because the ring was being made. My man took me down to the beach saying we should look for a pretty rock (because I love to rock hunt). Little did I know, he meant this one.

Adding to my old post. The whole story is that Bryan took me down to the beach to look for "a pretty rock". After several moments, he saw an old wave break made of concrete jutting a short way into the water. He pointed it out, and like a puppet doing his bidding, I went immediately out onto it to enjoy the sound of the waves. He followed and said, "I have something for you." (Me: OH! Ring time?) He handed me a folded note. (Me: Um... okay. Treasure hunt?) The note was actually a letter I had sent him back when we were first starting to consider moving our friendship in a more romantic direction. It was primarily to show him how impish and clever I am. He had kept it, anticipating from the start, I imagine, that we might find ourselves in this situation at some point in our futures.

While I was reading the note and figuring all of this out, he was getting (carefully, remember we're on a narrow, concrete wave breaking thing) onto his knee. He said, "I love you. I've been waiting for you my whole life. Will you marry me?"
To which I said, of course, yes. And cried a little bit about how perfect the moment was. Oh, and later, when he showed me the certificate for the diamond, I noticed it was certified on December 13, 2005 (same day I wrote him the letter). And that's pretty much the whole story. :)

Adding to my old post. The whole story is that Bryan took me down to the beach to look for "a pretty rock". After several moments, he saw an old wave break made of concrete jutting a short way into the water. He pointed it out, and like a puppet doing his bidding, I went immediately out onto it to enjoy the sound of the waves. He followed and said, "I have something for you." (Me: OH! Ring time?) He handed me a folded note. (Me: Um... okay. Treasure hunt?) The note was actually a letter I had sent him back when we were first starting to consider moving our friendship in a more romantic direction. It was primarily to show him how impish and clever I am. He had kept it, anticipating from the start, I imagine, that we might find ourselves in this situation at some point in our futures.

While I was reading the note and figuring all of this out, he was getting (carefully, remember we're on a narrow, concrete wave breaking thing) onto his knee. He said, "I love you. I've been waiting for you my whole life. Will you marry me?"
To which I said, of course, yes. And cried a little bit about how perfect the moment was. Oh, and later, when he showed me the certificate for the diamond, I noticed it was certified on December 13, 2005 (same day I wrote him the letter). And that's pretty much the whole story. :)


5 Comments:
fire. bad.
rock. pretty.
:)
You fell for that? Sucker!
I need a closeup!
Whoops, I accidentally commented as Erik!
Pretty ring!! Congrats!!
Awh, what a sweet story. We're all a flutter out here for you. We love it when good engagements happen to good people. Oh, and we love good rocks, too. :)
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