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February 14th, 2009, 7:28 pm

How I Proposed to My Wife

By Jeremy Zilar
How We Got Engaged!Photo by Juliette Cezzar“Our Mairiage Proposal”

One year ago today on Valentine’s Day I proposed to my wife, Juliette, through a crossword puzzle in her copy of The New York Times. Jim Horne, the writer behind WordPlay, the New York Times Crossword Blog was kind enough to publish our story. Read more…

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One Comment

  1. Louise | May 14, 2009

    Coolest way to propose ever.

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Self Portrait in MirrorJeremy Zilar is the Blog Specialist at The New York Times and an avid creator and collaborator across the spectrum of media.
He and his wife Juliette and son Kepler, live across from Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New York.

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