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Jean's engagement story
My husband, even before I met him, is a Civil War re-enactor. We decided early that we wanted to have a Confederate theme wedding. Well, of course, I kept mentioning the ads from the - as he likes to call it - "damn diamond council" of how my ring should cost him 3 months of his salary - hoping to get a nice big diamond of course. Well... he did a re-enactment one weekend that I did not go with him to due to having to work - and while he was there he bought me a "period" replica of a ring worn in the 1860's. The ring is an amithyst and gold scroll work around it - very pretty - very antique-looking. When he was on his way home from there he called me and asked me to put on one of my re-enacting dresses as he would be there soon and wanted a picture while he was still in his uniform. When he got home, he got down on one knee - in uniform - and presented me the ring. It was all teary eyed and mushy until... he said " You know how you kept telling me about the 3 month salary thing?" "Well, a Confederate Private in 1860 made $13 a month salary - so here's your ring!" Thirteen years later we are still together with 2 kids now - so I guess it worked!! But I did get a 5 diamond anniversary ring on our 5th and a 7 diamond one on our 7th - hehe - he still owes me for the 10th!!
Jean Sutton