Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts

Thursday, January 19, 2012

The Proposal Story -- Mahna-mahna

The day after Christmas, Tyler and I went to see the new Muppet movie with my family. I loved it so much. It was funny and sweet and had the same old silly humor as always. One of the main jokes of the movie was that Amy Adams and Jason Segel had been a couple for ten years and still weren't married or engaged. I'd say sorry for spoiling the movie, but it shouldn't come as any surprise that at the end of the film, he finally pops the question. And what is her response?

"Mahna mahna." After Tyler proposed to me four days later, he said, "Well, I'm glad you didn't say mahna-mahna." I laughed out loud. I should have said it.

After twenty days, I finally sat down to write a detailed account of how Tyler proposed. It's lengthy with probably too many details, so skip to the last few paragraphs if you get bored. Here is the story for those of you who are curious...




Thursday, April 29, 2010

Hair







This weekend my brother is getting married and among all the craziness that is the end of the semester, I've neglected to think much about what I'll do with my unruly mane come Saturday morning. Guess I better start throwing around some ideas.

Monday, August 24, 2009

Underwater Wedding Love

When I spotted this post, it immediately reminded me of the end of the
balcony scene in Romeo + Juliet.
How incredible are all of this couple's wedding pictures on photographer Jessica Peterson's blog?
Now if I only I could escape the urge to plug my nose while swimming and open my eyes underwater without goggles...


... maybe then I'll come close to this couple's awesomeness.

Sunday, November 2, 2008

:DDDDD

At the end of Brett's last game

Mindy got engaged Halloween night!

And then we ambushed Mimi and Grandpa Saturday at Sam's Club...




Sunday, October 19, 2008

Un Sens Unique

Buy a small book of poetry and make a cutout the size of the ring through all of the pages. Place and tape the ring into the empty space. Write your own special poem, insert it into the first page of the book and present it to her.