The day that Matt proposed to me was one of the weirdest days ever.....
I had gotten called in to work Saturday and I had a huge get together that night with my family and was unable to make it and was super bummed, but what happened that night made up for the loss!
As the story goes.....
Matt wanted to meet up with after work in Eau Claire. I thought that this was really weird because we just could have met in Chippewa but no, he wanted to meet in Eau Claire. So we meet up and then Matt asked me if I wanted to go on a walk..but he forgot the name of the park (and this park was where one of my other really good friends was supposed to get married) and I thought he was playing "dumb" or trying to hide something. So we went to Phoenix Park (the mystery park according to Matt who HONESTLY forgot) and walked on the bridge for a bit.
Awkard moment...the most awkward its been since our first date (2 and a half years ago)...seriously.....
Then...he started asking questions like, "How was work?" and "Did you talk to your dad about us?" (since he asked my dad the night before and my dad actually kinda gave it away earlier that day..sort of). I looked at Matt and asked, "Why are you asking all these questions? You know the answers to all these questions...YES!" Then he mentioned how he had read 1 Cor. 13 and how he wanted to love me like Christ loves the church...."someday." So I was thinking ok...someday could still be 2 years away...he's not going to ask, he's not going to ask....WHEN....
Matt: "Hannah do you still want to marry me?"
Me: "Yes of course!"
[Gets down on one knee, pulls out the box...]
Matt: "Hannah, will you marry me?"
Me: Laughter, laughter, and more laughter..through the laughs.."YES!" (and then all the usual questions like, "Did you ask my dad? What did he say? Are you sure?" Etc.)
[I can't believe I didn't cry]
After we prayed and finally let reality set in...which didn't and probably won't....I don't think it will until the day of the wedding!
THE END....
PLEASE pray that Matt and I focus our hearts and minds on Christ and to remember the real reason for marriage...to reflect Christ and the Church. Thanks so much for all your support! That would be greatly appreciated!
Chatboard (0)