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My Roommate, Brad Weinert is ENGAGED!




Brad and Elisse are perfect for each other. They are both tall. They are also easy-going and satisfied to be in one another's company.

When I asked them for a photo for the blog they were like, "just take it. We're pretty laid back; we don't care what it looks like."

One of my favorite memories of them (not necessarily together) was at one of Brad's flag football games. I sat on the sidelines and watched Elisse watch Brad; it was precious. The way she talked with her fellow female supporter about the boys on the field was hilarious to me. It was like the women were allowing the men work out their aggression on the field together on a seminal basis.

May they find continued happiness. Together. On the couch. And other places too.

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  1. Stefanie ElyseTue Nov 11, 11:12:00 AM MST

    Yep, definitely never met him before. What are you doing friday again? I remember you told me something... call me!

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  2. BradTue Nov 11, 02:36:00 PM MST

    Hahaha... thanks bro.

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  3. HeatherWed Nov 12, 07:58:00 AM MST

    Another happy BYU couple. Congrats guys!

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  4. NoelleThu Nov 13, 06:05:00 AM MST

    Well, how exciting :) Now you & Stef both have engaged roommates.

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  5. Julie TThu Nov 13, 11:07:00 AM MST

    My roommate happens to be engaged too! Please give Brad and Elisse my heartiest congratulations!!!

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