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How Caryl & Suzi Met

Susanna lived next door to Caryl for a year and a few months.  On Caryl`s 30th  birthday he dropped hints that he would like a café latte that Suzi was fond  of making.  She brought over two latte`s one for his mother Judy and one for  him, she wished him a happy birthday.  He suprized her with a hand made  candleholder with a hand carved bird on it.  She liked it but she was a bit  confussed why he gave her a gift on his birthday.  She thanked him and went  home.  A few days later he sent his mother over to ask her if she would go to  the backyard because he wanted to talk to her. He very shyly asked her over  for dinner.  She tried to think up an excuse why she couldn`t have dinner with  him, (she was also quite shy).  She accepted his offer because he was so very  nervous and she didn`t want to hurt his feelings.  Caryl worked very hard on  making a picture perfect dinner.  When it came time to ejoy the meal, it took  them hours to eat.  They both enjoyed the experience so much that they began  to see each other every day.  Soon Caryl was giving her poems and flowers from  his own garden every day.  He began walking her to the bus to see her off to  work in the mornings.  Soon his garden could not produce enough flowers so he  began making her handmade silk flowers, and with his poems professed his  love.  She took a little longer giving him her heart, however one day divine  intervention helped.  They had gone on a walk to a local park where Caryl and  Suzi had stopped to sit under a tree.  Caryl had a Hacky Sack foot bag with  him when he asked her if she had any feelings for him.  Nervously she told him  that if the footbag went into his shirt pocket on his tee shirt that she was  getting feelings.  She closed her eyes and tossed the bag, in his pocket it  landed.  He always claimed he didn`t move around to try to catch it.  Soon she  also professed her love and they grew closer.  Then one day he gave her a  heart shaped box.  In this box was another box that read `Will you marry  me?`.  Within the second box was a lovely saphire ring.  She never did anwser  him but she put the ring on and went home to show her parents.  Her mother  wasen`t suprized, she simply asked `what took him so damn long`.  A month and  a half later they got married.

To be continued………..