Back in 2018, Jess got some ADJECTIVE advice from her ADJECTIVE friend Patrick, which was also encouraged at a tarot card VERB ENDING IN ING. She decided to make it her HOLIDAY Resolution - Jess was going to take VERB ENDING IN ING more seriously.
By a ADJECTIVE coincidence, Jess saw an ad on SILLY WORD for a dating app called SILLY WORD. She was specifically drawn to it because of the ADJECTIVE tagline: "Find someone to be ADJECTIVE with."
It wasn't long before Jess found Michael's NOUN. Jess liked that he mentioned that the last NOUN that made him VERB was ADJECTIVE Sunshine of the Spotless NOUN. Jess decided to ask Michael out to a NOUN.
On their first NOUN, they went to dinner at Maryann's, a ADJECTIVE restaurant. Jessie was too nervous to eat her NOUN. Michael couldn't decide on whether he wanted Jess to call him Michael or MAN'S NAME. They saw the NOUN Movie 2 and talked about how Michael VERB, PAST TENSE on Fieldstone Drive, which is the same street name where Jess grew up in PLACE.
Since they were having such a ADJECTIVE time, Jess asked Michael to come back to her NOUN after the NOUN. They watched The NOUN and talked about going out again the next week.
On their second NOUN, they ate at a Hibachi NOUN where they argued about Star PLURAL NOUN. Unfortunately, Jess had a Crohn's flare-up and had to leave the NOUN early. Michael thought she was just making it up because she didn't VERB him.
After the second date, Jess called her brother Rhys. She told him that she felt ADJECTIVE about Michael. LENGTH OF TIME after their first date, Michael asked Jess if he could call her his NOUN. Jess of course said EXCLAMATION!
A ADJECTIVE memory that they share about the beginning of their NOUN is watching the TV show ADJECTIVE Doll together.
Jessie met her NOUN Candace at Starbucks. She told Candace that she thinks Michael is going to VERB the "L-bomb" soon. Candace was so ADJECTIVE that she VERB, PAST TENSE! Jess told her mom, Andrea, the same thing. Secretly, Andrea knew from Jess's NOUN after their second date that Michael was the NOUN.
In May of 2019, Michael said to Jessie, "I think I'm VERB ENDING IN ING in love with you." In December of 2019, Michael brought up the idea of VERB ENDING IN ING in together. In January of 2020, Jess and Michael VERB, PAST TENSE their puppy Seymour.
Then, DISASTER happened and Jess and Michael didn't see each other in person for NUMBER months. They had NOUN nights on SILLY WORD, and Jessie got to watch Michael's quarantine NOUN grow.
Finally, in summer 2020 Jess and Michael got their first NOUN together. It was ADJECTIVE. The apartment was on NOUN at Purchase. Jess and Michael accidentally got PLURAL NOUN banned on campus because they set off the NOUN alarm.
In January of 2021 Jess started her NOUN program at Columbia. In May 2021 Jess and Michael moved into a ADJECTIVE apartment. While they were moving in, Jess got ADJECTIVE in an elevator. Michael took this opportunity to VERB Jess's parents for their NOUN.
Jess and Michael were at a NOUN for HOLIDAY. Michael said he was going inside to get a NOUN for Seymour. He came outside with something in his NOUN. Jess thought it was Seymour's NOUN so she VERB, PAST TENSE in to get it. Michael slapped her PART OF THE BODY away and Jess realized that it was the NOUN box. Michael got down on one PART OF THE BODY, opened the ring NOUN and asked Jess to VERB him. Jess said, "It's ADJECTIVE, but yea!"
Jess and Michael VERB, PAST TENSE their venue by the end of July because "the NOUN works hard but a NOUN works harder."
In December 2021, Jess and Michael closed on their ADJECTIVE apartment and Jess started her ADJECTIVE job out of ADJECTIVE life. They have been happily VERB ENDING IN ING their new home and planning their NOUN ever since!
