Cabo San Lucas – Jeanie & Avi’s escape after the wedding.

Cookie Baking – One of Jeanie’s favorite family traditions.

Whoomp! (There It Is) – Jeanie and Avi sang this song to each other when they first met.

Mint Chocolate Chip – Jeanie & Avi’s favorite ice cream.

MC Dishrag – The DJ name given to Avi by his Carnegie Mellon fraternity.

Kitty – The nickname given to Avi’s family’s cat.

Las Vegas – The city where Jeanie & Avi first kissed.

Minnesota Vikings – Jeanie’s favorite football team.

Computer Sciences Corporation – Avi’s first job after graduation from Carnegie Mellon.

’92 Ford Mustang – Jeanie’s first car

Strong Safety – The football position Avi played at Carnegie Mellon.

Crown Point – Avi proposed to Jeanie here on a hill overlooking San Diego.

Medford, OR – The city where Avi told Jeanie that he loved her for the first time.

Hard Rock Café – The restaurant where Jeanie and Avi first met in Cancun.

Sushi Ota – Jeanie & Avi’s favorite sushi restaurant located in Pacific Beach.

Bingo – Jeanie’s childhood dog.

Orange Pushups – A treat Jeanie always enjoyed at her Grandma’s house.

Jack Russell Terrier – The type of dog Jeanie & Avi hope to get after their wedding.

BaratBash – The annual Labor Day Weekend party Jeanie & Avi host in San Diego.

Sundevil Stadium – The stadium where Avi played high school football.

Eagles – The mascot Jeanie represented when playing high school basketball and golf.

Hip-Hop – Jeanie & Avi enjoy dancing to this type of music.

Football – Jeanie & Avi’s favorite way to spend their Sunday’s whether on TV or live.

Hand & Foot – The card game of choice at the Callen household.

Chicken Biryani – The favorite dish of Jeanie & Avi that Meeta prepares.

California Love – A song that will always get Jeanie & Avi on the dance floor.

Vodka Soda – Jeanie’s drink of choice at the bar.

Golden Gophers – The mascot of the University of Minnesota, the college where Jeanie earned her Business degree.

McGill Hall – A dorm Avi lived in while obtaining his Electrical & Computer Engineering degree at Carnegie Mellon.