now I don't want it, I don't want you.
So what do you do with that ring? Do you sell it? Do you give it back to the person who gave it to you?
Would you buy someone else engagement/wedding rings if it was a bargain and give it to someone you love? If you did, would you tell them where the ring came from?
A friend broke up with his fiancee. She didn't take it very well , smashed a few of his toys, including his car and left the engagement ring at the scene of the crime so he would know who did it. He doesn't want the ring and trying to give it to us in payment for room and board. He stayed over at our place for a week or so and then again the night of the 'incident'. We don't want it either for obvious reasons.
cheers,
JJB
He told it here
This is my kids favorite love story, closely followed by Tangled :) However they still don't get why she had to get on that plane. I wonder what someone else would have done if they had been in the same situation :
they had paid $1200 for a non-refundable one-way ticket to go back home.
their friends and family were eagerly waiting to see them after 4 years of absence. Their parents had taken the day off to come pick them up at the airport.
their student visa had already expired a couple of days ago.
had donated all of the things that they couldn't fit in their suitcase (furniture, kitchenwares, most of their clothes…etc) , quit their job, returned the keys to their flat.
Do they ignore the boarding call and say "YES"?
Does it make any difference that the poem was this one:
My kids reckon that where he went wrong was that:
he didn't get down on his knees
sang the poem because then a flashmob would have ensued and theirs no way she could have said no to that
They also think that DIAC agents are romantics. They would have overlooked the fact that she had already overstayed on her student visa and grant her Permanent residency just so these star-crossed lovers can be together.