I'm going to be the voice of reason here, mainly because I lack the skill to engage in witty conversation like the other fellows here.

Keep your head on straight. This may well be love, and if it is, great. Just don't confuse infatuation with love. Infatuation is great for a while, then it fades and never comes back. Love is built on common interests, common goals and common values. It's also built on the realization that some days I may not particularly LIKE my wife due to some temporary situation, but I LOVE her and that will last. Love that lasts is a decision, not an emotion. Emotions come and go. Usually at inopportune times.

Long conversations are the best dates. Get to know someone. Yeah, you went to school with her, but people change over time. It's entirely possible you have both changed to be MORE suited to one another. Or not. Find out before you both make a mistake.

Most of all, just be yourself at all times. Pretending to be something you're not always results in rude surpirises the day after the wedding. Trust me, she'll have enough of those for both of you. Don't you go bringing more into the mix.

If it works out, I'll be thrilled for you. If it doesn't, you'll have learned more about yourself in the process and hopefully gained a lifelong friend, if not a spouse.

But between you and me and the doorpost, I hope it works out for the two of you. She's kinda cute, too.