Amazingly Me

On the same note a guy from San Francisco, California, USA proposed to her running coach/girlfriend during a 26 mile marathon in Chicago. Salvador, 32, fell in love with his running coach Hollis during his training for his first marathon.

The proposal had to be a surprise, and Salvador made sure that nothing and he means nothing can ruin that for him. So he thought of every detail including his outfit as well as the moment he will propose. He bought Nike runner's shorts with an interior pocket flap to hold the ring's box. The pocket was so tiny, Salvador had to find a smaller box. The pocket also didn't have a zipper. Salvador safety pinned it closed.

The engagement right

Since everything is in place all that Salvador has to do now was to wait for the perfect moment to pop up question, a moment he has also planned and staged it well. After three and a half hours when they are nearing the finish line and the ring already in his hands he pretended to trip. Other runners came up to him and tried to help him but he shooed them away leaving his girlfriend behind. But during that time Hollis was really bummed because she wanted to cross the finish line and wants her boyfriend to get up because they are catch their qualifying time. But before she could say anything Salvador held up the box and pop up the question. Leaving Hollis speechless and shocked.

His family and best friend, and her mother and their friends -- who had all flown in from San Francisco, the couple's home -- congratulated them at the finish line.

Finishing at 3:36, Hollis qualified for the Boston Marathon. Salvador did not. But no matter how unlucky he is running, he's very lucky in love.

Been reading Cosmo Magazine and I found this very interesting article about kissing (your guy) and how much you can discover about your partner based on the way he locks his lips with yours.

The eyes – when your date’s eyes are open for the mouth-to-mouth, he’s totally in the moment. Because unlike women – who often prefer to close their eyes and really feel the connection- men are visual creatures when it comes to sex.

His angle – When you’re going in for the kiss, a man who goes for the sideways smooch and really tilts his head (so you don’t have to do all the neck work) is often capable of compromise. Meanwhile, the straight-head kisser – a far more teasing approach – may be spontaneous and more self-centered.

His tongue – If he leads the way with a wide-open-mouth and lots of tongue, he’s passionate. But if he goes too far with the tonsil kicking, he’s probably selfish. And if he avoids all tongue he may be wary of coming on too strong.

His technique – The man who sticks with the same rhythm for the whole kiss and doesn’t adjust to your speed or intensity may lack the skills to attune to your needs. As for the guy who adjusts and adapts he’s most likely a good communicator.

There you go those were only some of the things you should take note of. Go on kiss your guy for assessment. LOL..Happy kissing everyone!!!

1) What's Said: MAYBE YOU'RE NOT TRYING HARD ENOUGH.

What's Heard: "This can come off sounding like you're passing judgment on effort," says Anderson. "It's better to encourage a single person to explore new relationships to the extent they are comfortable and to extend themselves in ways that feel natural and not forced."

2) What's Said: WEAR MORE MAKEUP.

What's Heard: More than implying that the search for Mr. Right is as easy as brushing a spot of color onto the cheeks, this comment offends further by actually attacking a person's core identity. "A woman presents herself according to what she defines as meaningful. Whether her style is glamorous belle or au naturelle, every woman should be allowed to be herself. There's a man out there who is going to be attracted to her style, whatever it is. If she's presenting herself as anyone other than who she really is, that's false advertising and that's going to backfire."

3) What's Said: GET BACK OUT THERE!

What's Heard: This can send the signal that the single person is simply not doing enough speed or Internet or blind dating, or worse, that she isn't living a full enough life. "Singles are not by definition hiding out in their closets curled up in the fetal position all day," says Anderson. "Most are likely working, meeting friends out for dinner and events, working out."

4) What's Said: YOU'RE TOO PICKY.

What's Heard: This implies that at some point, a point that the single friend or loved one has reached, she is no longer allowed to be discriminating, says Anderson. "This sends single women the message that their time to be choosy is up, that it's now time to go out and pick up any chump."

5) What's Said: TONE IT DOWN A NOTCH.

What's Heard: You ask too many questions. You're too intimidating. You're overly opinionated. You're too consumed with work. "This is interpreted by single women to mean that they have to dial down their core identity a notch in order to attract potential suitors and make them feel comfortable," says Anderson. "Suggesting that a woman reduce the fullness of who she is to lure a mate will lead to an inauthentic connection, and is a recipe for a disastrous relationship or marriage. Because really, how long can any person fake it and maintain a facade?"