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Holy diamond mines Batman is that a ring?

Yes indeed Robin - that is a ring. But not just any ring. It's an engagment ring.

And so the story goes, when Pat proposed to Amanda a few short weeks ago - just days before Christmas.

Except Batman and Robin weren't really there. But we did have wine. And Amanda did say yes (Phew).

So please welcome Amanda to our family - much like you welcomed me on that fine day in July so many years ago when I was plucked from my mother's loins so that one day our family could have its own blog.

Thanks!

Comments

Kevin Ford said…
Congratulations to you both!Welcome Amanda , your a brave girl for joining this group !"Plucked from my Mothers loins so that one day our family could have its own blog" , so poetic , lol , im still laughing!!!
So that's your purpose in life! I thought it was all about your earlobes.
Welcome Amanda!
Loretto Woods said…
Congrats to you both!

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