08/15/2012

CT Interlude

It's a day to celebrate...

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I managed to get Elaine her ring...

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Gave it to her at a beautiful place of icebergs...

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I'm thrilled to finally be able to get it for her...

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A great couple of days...

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A great life...

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A great wife!

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Aug 15, 2012 10:16:38 PM

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