The charmer proposed with a beautiful Sheila Fleet ring next to the Bow River in Canmore and I haven't quite been able to realise he has actually asked! Although the ring is absolutely stunning he wanted to take me engagement ring shopping for a traditional engagement ring when we returned home.
Several trips to the Glasgow Argyl Arcade jewellery stores and we decided on a ring style that we liked and then sent it off to be designed.
However unknown to me the ring was made and delivered to the man himself several weeks later giving him the opportunity to pounce once again!
We were having a lovely long-weekend in Glencoe on the shores of Loch Etive and Lewis was doing his usual photography hoopla with ISO and shutter speed (they may be the same thing but I cannot seem to retain this information everytime he tries to explain) and then he pulled out his bargain $10 film camera we bought in a thrift store in Revelstoke.
"Let's test out the timer" he announces while balancing the camera on the rock, "look out across the water and I will run at you!"
Being very well trained, off I totter down to the shore and look off into the distance while he fiddles with the vintage camera settings.
"READY?!?" he shouts from behind the boulder.
...... yet nothing happens.
And so I turn around and there he is, proposing with our beautiful ring that we designed and picked together - well done charmer, you got me again!
'Click'
