‘Unique and memorable to be sure,’ she said of handwritten proposal note
A woman has defended her new fiancé over his decision to propose using a torn-out piece of notebook paper after the simpleThis week, Erica Murphy, who lives in Atlanta, Georgia, tweeted a photo of her newring and the note left by her future husband Monta Homes, in which he’d asked her to marry him, on Twitter. In the post, Murphy revealed that she’d encountered the note after walking into her bathroom.
The tweet, which has since been viewed more than 114,000 times, prompted mixed reactions in the comments, with many questioning the unique proposal method, while others were critical of Homes’ choice to use a piece of notebook paper.
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