Happy Anniversary! What a romantic story on the proposal! You should send
that story in to the person that is collecting stories for his book. That's
a great letterboxing story!

Peppermint Patti


>From: letterbox@upperclassglass.com
>Reply-To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [LbNA] 1 year of boxing
>Date: Mon, 5 May 2003 09:38 +0100

>
>(The PP is for Proposal - the Hare faked an email that looked like a post
>to this list with a letterbox near our home. We went out to look for it
>together and while I was eagerly opening the rubbermaid box he went down to
>one knee. What a great guy, and a very romantic proposal. We were married
>earlier this year.)
>
>Keep those adventures coming :-)
>
>Tortoise (of the Tortoise & the Hare)
>
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It was actually bitterly cold out with a sharp wind. We kept it short ;-)

There was a stamp with "Will You Marry Me?" carved into it - and because my sweetie knows that it takes me a while to read things that are carved (since they are all backwards) he also had a folded up paper with the same question on it in very large font.

While I was trying to puzzle out the stamp before inking it, he got down on one knee and unfolded the paper with the question on it and waited for me to look up. ::grin:: Because the clues were not actually posted (and because the site was and remains VERY mucky) we took the box back with us for eventual replanting in the general area - but not in the mud.

>I thought the proposal idea was inspiring, and certainly something
>you'll always remember. For others, what a wonderful way to renew,
>revitalize, or even recover a relationship. By the way, what was in the
>PP Lb?
>ROC'n RON
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>letterbox@upperclassglass.com wrote:
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>>I wanted to say a quick word of appreciation for everyone who has made letterboxing such a wonderful addition to my life.
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>>Today is my (and my husband's) 1-year anniversary of letterboxing. The first boxes we found were planted by Two Grey Squirrels in Greenbelt Park, Maryland - Thanks Squirrel! You got us hooked :-)
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>>My introduction was by a friend who saw an article on letterboxing and thought that it was something that I might enjoy. She was right! - Thanks Gigi.
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>>Thanks to the webmasters for all of their hard work and also to every one of you who participates on this list, because even during the winter I have enjoyed reading about your adventures and am always excited to hear about all the new boxes that are out there.
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>>After 1 year, I am at F53 P3 HH1 PP1.
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>>(The PP is for Proposal - the Hare faked an email that looked like a post to this list with a letterbox near our home. We went out to look for it together and while I was eagerly opening the rubbermaid box he went down to one knee. What a great guy, and a very romantic proposal. We were married earlier this year.)
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>>Keep those adventures coming :-)
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>>Tortoise (of the Tortoise & the Hare)
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And is there now a letterbox there or near with an engagement ring
stamp?!

Scarab of the Doubtful Guests

--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, letterbox@u... wrote:
> I wanted to say a quick word of appreciation for everyone who has
made letterboxing such a wonderful addition to my life.
>
> Today is my (and my husband's) 1-year anniversary of
letterboxing. The first boxes we found were planted by Two Grey
Squirrels in Greenbelt Park, Maryland - Thanks Squirrel! You got us
hooked :-)
>
> My introduction was by a friend who saw an article on letterboxing
and thought that it was something that I might enjoy. She was
right! - Thanks Gigi.
>
> Thanks to the webmasters for all of their hard work and also to
every one of you who participates on this list, because even during
the winter I have enjoyed reading about your adventures and am
always excited to hear about all the new boxes that are out there.
>
> After 1 year, I am at F53 P3 HH1 PP1.
>
> (The PP is for Proposal - the Hare faked an email that looked like
a post to this list with a letterbox near our home. We went out to
look for it together and while I was eagerly opening the rubbermaid
box he went down to one knee. What a great guy, and a very romantic
proposal. We were married earlier this year.)
>
> Keep those adventures coming :-)
>
> Tortoise (of the Tortoise & the Hare)
>
>
>
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> Email sent using One on One Internet (http://oneononeinternet.com)

I thought the proposal idea was inspiring, and certainly something
you'll always remember. For others, what a wonderful way to renew,
revitalize, or even recover a relationship. By the way, what was in the
PP Lb?
ROC'n RON

letterbox@upperclassglass.com wrote:

>I wanted to say a quick word of appreciation for everyone who has made letterboxing such a wonderful addition to my life.
>
>Today is my (and my husband's) 1-year anniversary of letterboxing. The first boxes we found were planted by Two Grey Squirrels in Greenbelt Park, Maryland - Thanks Squirrel! You got us hooked :-)
>
>My introduction was by a friend who saw an article on letterboxing and thought that it was something that I might enjoy. She was right! - Thanks Gigi.
>
>Thanks to the webmasters for all of their hard work and also to every one of you who participates on this list, because even during the winter I have enjoyed reading about your adventures and am always excited to hear about all the new boxes that are out there.
>
>After 1 year, I am at F53 P3 HH1 PP1.
>
>(The PP is for Proposal - the Hare faked an email that looked like a post to this list with a letterbox near our home. We went out to look for it together and while I was eagerly opening the rubbermaid box he went down to one knee. What a great guy, and a very romantic proposal. We were married earlier this year.)
>
>Keep those adventures coming :-)
>
>Tortoise (of the Tortoise & the Hare)
>
>
>
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wow very romantic. I Love it!

Ron Salladin wrote:I thought the proposal idea was inspiring, and certainly something
you'll always remember. For others, what a wonderful way to renew,
revitalize, or even recover a relationship. By the way, what was in the
PP Lb?
ROC'n RON

letterbox@upperclassglass.com wrote:

>I wanted to say a quick word of appreciation for everyone who has made letterboxing such a wonderful addition to my life.
>
>Today is my (and my husband's) 1-year anniversary of letterboxing. The first boxes we found were planted by Two Grey Squirrels in Greenbelt Park, Maryland - Thanks Squirrel! You got us hooked :-)
>
>My introduction was by a friend who saw an article on letterboxing and thought that it was something that I might enjoy. She was right! - Thanks Gigi.
>
>Thanks to the webmasters for all of their hard work and also to every one of you who participates on this list, because even during the winter I have enjoyed reading about your adventures and am always excited to hear about all the new boxes that are out there.
>
>After 1 year, I am at F53 P3 HH1 PP1.
>
>(The PP is for Proposal - the Hare faked an email that looked like a post to this list with a letterbox near our home. We went out to look for it together and while I was eagerly opening the rubbermaid box he went down to one knee. What a great guy, and a very romantic proposal. We were married earlier this year.)
>
>Keep those adventures coming :-)
>
>Tortoise (of the Tortoise & the Hare)
>
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How fabulous! I'm going to save this email and read it over and over!
Mother's Day will be my 1-year anniversary of letterboxing and I totally
agree, it's the best thing I've found in a long time. It's taking Old Blue
and I to the most interesting and beautiful places we've ever been to--places
we would never have known about without this wonderful hobby.

LETTERBOXING FOREVER!!

Thanks to everyone who posts and plants!

~~Doublesaj & Old Blue~~
P6 F20 V5 A10 HH1


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