Five Question Friday - Valentine Edition!

1. What is the one thing your love does for you that you can't live without?

I would have to say it's the fact that he really is my best friend.  As my blog readers know, the past few months have been full of major changes for me and my family, and Robby has been behind me all the way.  He's my sounding board for ideas, my cheerleader, my study buddy, and he's the one who brings me back to reality when my "dreamer" side takes a little too much control.  He gives his honest opinion when I need it, and he's my shoulder to cry on when I'm stressed.  He supports me and loves me, and I know I couldn't do any of this without him!

2. When did you know your love was "the one"?
I think I really knew a few months before we even started dating.  We had a freak snowstorm in south Arkansas and got 16 inches of snow.  Robby lived just down the road, so he was able to come to my family's home for a snowball fight and a hot meal.  As he and I and my entire family were out playing in the snow, I looked over and saw him grinning from ear to ear, snow in his hair, and I thought, "Wow."  I think that's when it really dawned on me how I felt about him.

3. Does your love have a special ringtone on your cell?
No...I keep saying I'm going to download one of our wedding songs for his, but I just haven't done it yet.

4. What are you attracted to most in your special someone?
Robby's gorgeous blue eyes, and his sweet, caring personality.

5. Did you know when/where he/she was going to pop the big question?
Yes.  We were eating lunch one day - he'd picked me up from my college class - and I knew he was either going to break up with me or propose!  lol  I knew it was serious.  At the end of the meal (which neither of us really ate) he asked if I wanted to go look at engagement rings, so we did.  The "offical" proposal came three days later, and it was fairy-tale perfect!  He drove to the top of West Mountain in Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he got down on one knee and asked me to marry him.  We had dinner, spent the day in Hot Springs, went back to West Mountain to watch the sunset, then ended the day with a horse drawn carriage ride through downtown Hot Springs.  It was perfect!  (I told you he's awesome!)