Famous painting

Famous painting
card into my shorts. Somehow, I extricated the card, slowed my pace to let her get just slightly ahead of me, put the towel on the sand, dropped to my knee, and called her name. When she spun around, I was holding the card out to her. At that moment, she probably sensed that this was it. Inside the card was a poem I had written -- six verses about us and love. The last line was, "Will you marry me?" When she looked up from the card -- with tears streaming down her face -- I presented the ring. By now it was pitch black on the beach, so, with Amanda still crying, we ran up the beach toward a porch light for a better look. Apparently, she liked what she saw. We were married ten months later. Romeo #5:I took Donna to New Orleans for her 29th birthday. She knew I planned to propose there, so my challenge was to do it in an unexpected way. I made dinner reservations at Galatoire's, one of the most famous restaurants in the