When they met, Christian was off of work for a little while so he decided to come work a few days at the same ski resort that Clarinda happened to be working at. They saw each other and knew that they liked each other, but he didn't say anything because he knew after three days he would be going back to Montello, WI, to his main job as a painter. They never thought they would see each other again.

A couple months passed by and Christian's sister, Joy, who also worked at the ski resort, invited Clarinda to hang out with her and her boyfriend Aaron at the annual cow chip throw in Sauk City, WI. Little did Clarinda know, that cute guy was not only Joy's brother but also in a band with Aaron. They went back to Aaron's house later that day where Christian was sitting in the driveway in his car mixing some new music. He was very surprised when he looked up to see Clarinda and remembered who she was. They hung out that night but they were both afraid to talk to each other because it was just unreal to Christian that God would just put her back into his life again.

The next day, they hung out with Joy and Aaron again and went swimming and it was then that Christian knew it was his chance before going back home. He finally asked Clarinda on a date and the day after that they went out for coffee and ice cream. What they didn't realize was that it was Labor Day and a lot of businesses were closed. Luckily, Tin Roof Dairy on the Baraboo square was open and had exactly what they wanted.

Christian and Clarinda fell in love immediately. After the first time they saw each other, they both went home and prayed that if it was God's will for them to be together that he would put them back into each others' lives and he did just that. Now they are in love with each other and inseparable. They share lots of laughs and jokes and have a ton of fun singing songs, riding horses, skateboarding, and going on hikes and other adventures together. Now they're ready to embark on the biggest adventure that they will ever face together!

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