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Well, my decision to marry my wife Adelaie wasn't really much of a decision because in the dating process, I wasn't thinking, should I marry

her? I was more thinking, oh my gosh, if I could just get her to marry me, this would be unbelievable.

Because if you know her, you know why. She's one of God's best gifts to me. I'm so grateful for her.

And eventually as we were dating, I realized that she would say yes if I asked her

to marry me. So I decided that I was going to propose to her, her fall of her senior year at

Baylor. But the summer before that, she was gone all summer at Canincock, essentially just like

driving boats around. And I was here the whole time just planning out how I was going to propose.

And here's what I landed on. I landed on

contacting someone from the Baylor administration to call her and say that she had been invited to

a donor dinner at the Baylor Club. Some of her professors had recommended her to go. She got all dressed

up, went over to the Baylor Club, but I had a friend with a golf cart, and he met her outside

of the Baylor Club and said, hey, your with a golf cart, and he met her outside of the

Baylor Club and said, hey, your event's actually been moved to Touchdown Alley outside.

So she got in that golf cart, drove over to Touchdown Alley, where she eventually saw me,

she walked over to me and proposed to me, and this is what it looked like.

Wait, I said that wrong.

I proposed to her.

Anyway, I did a great job with this.

Like, looking back a few years later, I'm still pretty proud of this.

Like, this is awesome.

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