This scrap box contained a rope bracelet to represent the rope "engagement bracelet" that I got out of Talia and Ryan's wedding pinata and gave to Alex a few weeks after he proposed to me.Around 5 pm on a typical Wednesday, Amy received an email from Alex (sent by their friend Jesse because Alex was actually on the side of the road dealing with car troubles!) filled with puzzles. The first was a hand-made crossword puzzle filled with clues that were relevant to their relationship. Amy smiled and laughed as she filled it out. Then, clue number two was to riddle out B-I-K-E-H-O-M-E.
At home Amy was surprised to find Alex (since they still lived 300 miles apart) with a wonderful dinner of homemade butternut squash ravioli. After dinner Alex presented Amy with a (joke) box labeled as an iFeast, inside of which was a magic viewfinder that revealed the letters W-I-L-L-Y-O-U-M-A-R-R-Y-M-E in the crossword puzzle. Amy looked up at Alex, and then back down at the crossword puzzle, then asked him what he meant because she needed to hear it out loud.
At home Amy was surprised to find Alex (since they still lived 300 miles apart) with a wonderful dinner of homemade butternut squash ravioli. After dinner Alex presented Amy with a (joke) box labeled as an iFeast, inside of which was a magic viewfinder that revealed the letters W-I-L-L-Y-O-U-M-A-R-R-Y-M-E in the crossword puzzle. Amy looked up at Alex, and then back down at the crossword puzzle, then asked him what he meant because she needed to hear it out loud.
He then presented her with an engagement ring: a science-made blue diamond set in a white gold band. She said, "Yes."
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