I knew I was in trouble when you teared up over the book in the donut shop. I knew it was over when you pulled me in for that kiss in the parking garage. I wanted to say I love you the first time we fell into bed but worried about scaring you off. But you said it the very next day, so I'd say it all worked out.
[The truest of truths here. It's a pretty accurate timeline.]
I didn't know which one we were talking about. I can do more wedding cake tasting, but how many more do we really have to do?
Let's just hope I didn't blow using any of that for our vows. I think those are supposed to be a surprise, too.
[Has Tony written his yet? Probably not. Probably a mix if perfectionist paralysis and nothing being good enough. He'll figure it out on time, surely. Obviously joking about it makes all that better.]
And before I ruin more vow sentiments, I've never been loved the way you love me, either. It's why I've always been in such a rush to goal-meet. Lock you down before you realized you were getting the lesser end of the bargain.
[Also a joke but also....................... not. At least to him.]
You haven't liked any of the cakes we've tried so far? I never thought that was going to be one of the most contentious parts this. Also I'm pretty sure I promised that I wouldn't leave everything to you, so I'll go.
Ha-ha. You know I never thought about us as a bargain but honey, if I did, I wouldn't feel short-changed.
And definitely don't put that in our vows.
I'm sure they'll be beautiful, by the way, but I gotta say, I'm not so sure you can top the proposal, and if you even come close, I'm just gonna be a mess up there at the altar.
Actually, if you're gonna make me cry, I think maybe I should go first.
Also about the cakes - the problem is that we've got so many guests that the cake has to be really dense to hold up all its weight. There's so much fondant and gum paste. Maybe we should just do a few cakes instead.
You're obviously trying to make me overperform and it'll work. Because we both know how I am. So you can go first. Though I definitely think the proposal had the added element of shock and surprise that helped.
My vote is for more. Last thing I need is throwing the wedding of a century and people saying they didn't have enough cake. Or anything. I need people to be overly satisfied and overly fed so that they don't notice when I keep you all to myself all night.
I think just of the two of us, you're less likely to stumble over your words because you're crying. And I want to hear what the both of us have to say.
More smaller cakes it is - that's better than one giant cake anyway, there'll be options for the guests. Guess we'll cancel the tastings and just tell them yes on all of them, and we'll just have one flavor to do the cutting.
Which, what are you thinking? Chocolate? Salted caramel?
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[The truest of truths here. It's a pretty accurate timeline.]
I didn't know which one we were talking about. I can do more wedding cake tasting, but how many more do we really have to do?
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I think if you'd said that you loved me that night I would've thought you were just joking, but I'd known for awhile already, how I felt.
No one's ever loved me the way you do, sweetheart.
I'll handle the cake tastings. I've got at least two more scheduled. That part I didn't want to not be perfect.
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[Has Tony written his yet? Probably not. Probably a mix if perfectionist paralysis and nothing being good enough. He'll figure it out on time, surely. Obviously joking about it makes all that better.]
And before I ruin more vow sentiments, I've never been loved the way you love me, either. It's why I've always been in such a rush to goal-meet. Lock you down before you realized you were getting the lesser end of the bargain.
[Also a joke but also....................... not. At least to him.]
You haven't liked any of the cakes we've tried so far? I never thought that was going to be one of the most contentious parts this. Also I'm pretty sure I promised that I wouldn't leave everything to you, so I'll go.
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And definitely don't put that in our vows.
I'm sure they'll be beautiful, by the way, but I gotta say, I'm not so sure you can top the proposal, and if you even come close, I'm just gonna be a mess up there at the altar.
Actually, if you're gonna make me cry, I think maybe I should go first.
Also about the cakes - the problem is that we've got so many guests that the cake has to be really dense to hold up all its weight. There's so much fondant and gum paste. Maybe we should just do a few cakes instead.
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My vote is for more. Last thing I need is throwing the wedding of a century and people saying they didn't have enough cake. Or anything. I need people to be overly satisfied and overly fed so that they don't notice when I keep you all to myself all night.
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More smaller cakes it is - that's better than one giant cake anyway, there'll be options for the guests. Guess we'll cancel the tastings and just tell them yes on all of them, and we'll just have one flavor to do the cutting.
Which, what are you thinking? Chocolate? Salted caramel?