It was such a great night Pie.
We went to dinner, at Olive Garden. Which was nice. There was this little girl, not more then a year old, across the table from us and she just kept staring and me and smiling and giggling so that was fun cause I love little ones like that. I had to keep smiling and waving at her because I didn't want to put some bad memory of people in her little brain.
Anyhow, so then we went to the theater and holy amazing! Wicked was freaking amazing. I only got one picture before the show started because you weren't allowed pictures. Oh man. You would really love it! Elphaba (the wicked witch)...oh man, I don't want to ruin it. But it's a book so get the book! I will be really soon.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GP6DX9lxlZ4
That's not the performers we saw but, I dunno. I liked our witches just the way they were.
On the ride home we were talking about the show and stuff and we were both really just blown away. We were talking about how we both really like theater and how it's neat that we can share it together. I mentioned how nights like this were ones you remembered for the rest of your life. Because you know, you go to a movie, big whoop but you go to see a live production and that's neat, it changes you. The show is heartwrenching and captivating and just great.
Anyhow, we got home and..haha. When we get home, I get undressed and put on comfy clothes. Well, I was standing in the living room with no freaking pants on and holding them. He was asking me all these questions and I was like yeah, yeah..and he takes my pants and gets my attention...and then he got down on one knee and said my name and asked me to marry him. :)
I just about fell over onto him. I hugged him and said yes! He put the ring on and, Pie, it's perfect. I know the picture doesn't really capture it's beauty but the true beauty about it is that he designed the ring. He went to the shop and chose the setting and the cut and all that. And it's beautiful. Ahhhh..