Elways way
02-15-2005, 01:51 PM
Okay......I have posted something similar to this question before....but now I need all of your help to try and sidestep the powers that be at Disney.
I'm now going through the "sponsorship application" process for a brick on the "Walk of Magical Memories". I had planned to use the brick as a "prop" in my eventual proposal to my girlfriend (i.e. take her to find the brick and surprise her with a proposal on bended knee over the brick) but I'm not sure when I will actually pop the question. I'd love to have the brick say something that reflects the moment......but "Brick inscriptions may include proper person or family names, a single date, and a place (such as Anaheim, CA). No other information, including, but not limited to, slogans, titles, memorials, messages, copyright information, company or group names may be included on the brick." . This restricts the idea of using the brick to ask the question (i.e Carrie- Will you marry me?)......and ideas? I could always just use our names (Derek and Carrie), a date, and a symbol......but I was hoping for something a little more clever and meaningful.
She is an amazing person that deserves something even more amazing! Hopefully the collective imagination of all you guys (and gals) at mouseplanet can help me deliver something truly memorable.
There's my dilemna and my humble request for help, advice, suggestions, etc.
I'm now going through the "sponsorship application" process for a brick on the "Walk of Magical Memories". I had planned to use the brick as a "prop" in my eventual proposal to my girlfriend (i.e. take her to find the brick and surprise her with a proposal on bended knee over the brick) but I'm not sure when I will actually pop the question. I'd love to have the brick say something that reflects the moment......but "Brick inscriptions may include proper person or family names, a single date, and a place (such as Anaheim, CA). No other information, including, but not limited to, slogans, titles, memorials, messages, copyright information, company or group names may be included on the brick." . This restricts the idea of using the brick to ask the question (i.e Carrie- Will you marry me?)......and ideas? I could always just use our names (Derek and Carrie), a date, and a symbol......but I was hoping for something a little more clever and meaningful.
She is an amazing person that deserves something even more amazing! Hopefully the collective imagination of all you guys (and gals) at mouseplanet can help me deliver something truly memorable.
There's my dilemna and my humble request for help, advice, suggestions, etc.