Sarah and Peter both arrived in Italy for the Gonzaga Study Abroad program after having two classes together over the previous year.

Peter and Sarah got paired up for an exchange program in Florence called "English for Pasta". They spent every Tuesday having dinner with three amazing families (kids pictured here). On the two mile walk to the dinner, Sarah and Peter got to know each other. At the end of the semester, they admitted that they "liked" each other. Sarah remembers first realizing she had feelings for Peter after a 23 mile trek across Florence, capped by a pizza dinner and trip to a local jazz club. Peter's feelings dated back well before that.

Peter and Sarah return to Gonzaga. During their 2nd semester of junior year, they spent time going to Trader Joe's, making pancakes, and "studying" for their Accounting class.

Senior year at Gonzaga begins. Peter and Sarah's love grew stronger as they bonded over their love for the outdoors, running (they ran the Spokane marathon together!), playing rediculous board games (including the original creation Arghy), attending Jacklando concerts, skiing at Schweitzer, and eating vegan pizza. Pictured is the dog that Sarah and Peter would've adopted had it not been for Jack Roberts' compelling argument against that decision. Thank you Jack. We named the dog Cannoli after our favorite Italian dessert. We miss him and often wonder where Cannoli is today.

The day the shutdown began. As Peter and Sarah's time at Gonzaga started to wind down, they were kicked out of their classrooms and into their luxury Logan neighborhood homes. When they weren't vigorously studying, they spent their time riding bikes, playing frisbee golf around the neighborhood, breaking Mario Kart grand prix records, and making more delicious vegan pancakes.

Virtual graduation from Gonzaga! Sarah, Peter, and all of their friends made the most out of this unique situation and celebrated the best they could. Peter tried to bleach his hair and Sarah learned "Pomp and Circumstance" on the piano.

Sarah moves to Tacoma. While in the great state of Washington, Sarah and Peter enjoyed skiing in the winters and backpacking in the summers.

Sarah arrives in Bilbao, Spain. Sarah fulfilled her lifelong dream of traveling and living in another country. Sarah lived with a wonderful family she still keeps in touch with today, including Martina, their young daughter, whom Sarah would walk to school each day.

Peter arrived in Bilbao to meet Sarah and her host family. From there, they spent 10 days exploring and learning about the culture of Morocco, one of their favorite travel destinations ever!

After Sarah spent four months traveling through Latin America working in a Chilean hostel, harvesting honey in Argentina, and teaching English in the Galapagos Islands, she reunited with Peter in the Yucatán peninsula. They visited Chichen Itza, kayaked through remote mangroves, ate a lot of tacos, snorkeled at Isla Cozumel, and practiced their Spanish.

A month after returning from Mexico, Sarah and Peter complete the Wonderland Trail, a 94 mile backpacking trek around Mt. Rainier. They made a video about it too!

Sarah and Peter move from Tacoma to San Diego, Sarah's hometown. They enjoy surfing at Del Mar, snorkeling in La Jolla, hiking at Torrey Pines, and spending time with family.

Sarah says yes. Peter asked Sarah to marry him at Flat Rock in Torrey Pines, a place that holds great significance in their lives.