Resolved Question

... with the person to whom you plan to propose that night, an event you've been planning for months. As your drink order arrives, the maitre de seats a family of eight next to you, in the only remaining table, which is comprised of three screaming children under four, a mother with her breast fully exposed as she attempts to feed a fourth, and a father with frequent, earsplitting, eyewatering flautulence. The catch is, you notice that the oldest daughter is the grantee of the Make A wish Foundation, her dying wish having been a meal at Che Hoity Toity on the very night you planned on popping the question. Do you get up and leave, knowing it may well ruin a dying girls' last wish from the embarrasment of your obvious, hasty departure? Do you stay and suck it up, though YOUR special night stands to be ruined? Or do you do something else, knowing you can't be reseated elsewhere?

I would get on one knee tell the love of my life I love her and ask her if she will marry me (at the restuarant, of course). It would tell her you'll go through anything by her side. It would make a great story for friends and family. Not to mention it would show the girl from the MAWF that her families presence is welcome.