Well, the February that we decided to go, Rome decided it would be fun to snow. So after numerous flight delays, landing in the wrong airport, arriving to our hotel after a horrendous faux cab ride that I almost killed Joel for putting me in, and scary killer clowns I had to avoid, Joel decided to get down on one knee in front of the Trevi fountain and ask me to be his wife. I still smile when thinking of that moment. Without sounding too cliche (epic fail), it was like time stood still. I just knew I would say yes, even though I had thought about breaking things off after I almost died in the cab Joel put me in (seriously).
There was a lot of faith and circumstances that led to us meeting, let alone coming this far. I have no doubt that God had His hand in all of this. Even though I get frustrated with the military and the separations and the nonsense, I would make the same decision all over again. If you're reading this, Joel, you are one amazing man. Thank you for choosing to spend your life with me.
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Me and my new bling, and our post-engagement celebratory gelato. |
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Joel at the scene of the crime, just minutes before he popped the big question. |
3 comments:
What wonderful memories you have to look back on. :)
Aww so cute!!! I know being seperated sucks(mine is stationed in Japan right now) but the fun times we can look back on make the distance so much easier!
What a great engagement story! He picked a good spot to propose too, it's such an intimate and beautiful fountain.
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