Lesbian couple unknowingly both bring engagement rings on zoo trip and propose to each other-CBS News
When one Tennessee couple went to the Memphis Zoo on Friday, they each had a secret plan to pop the question.
The Memphis Zoo is a special place for Becky McCabe and Jessa Gillaspie, because they’d gone their on their first date. When they went there with friends on Friday, McCabe had arranged for one of their pals to videotape the proposal.
The couple, surrounded by their friends, posed for a photo in front of the zoo. As one friend took their picture, another friend began filming in anticipation of the big moment.
McCabe held a ring behind her back and told Gillapsie she loved her. Then, dropping to one knee, she opened the ring box and asked “Will you marry me?” The whole time, Gillaspie cried tears of joy.
But instead of answering the question, Gillaspie turned around, grabbed her purse, and started digging around for something.
“Oh my God!” she exclaimed. Gillaspie pulled out another ring box.
McCabe, still down on one knee, immediately began laughing. Gillaspie had planned all along to propose to her, too.
Gillaspie opened the ring box and showed McCabe the ring she had planned to propose with — before McCabe beat her to the punch.
I didn’t see this on here and it was so cute I thought I’d share it.
Month: May 2018
Fundamentalist fearmongering video: This dungeon “master” is given complete control and “players” must do whatever dark things are demanded of them.
Real DM: Please, just cross the river. You’ve all tried to seduce the catfish and it didn’t work. I’m begging you.
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A pregnant roe deer. At least I assume she is pregnant. I’ve seen her around here ever since last winter and she is now quite “full figured”. Hopefully I get to see her kids one day, but I’ll make sure to only watch them from a distance.
everything about this is fucking hilarious. i’m sorry, random pompeii man, but your death was some looney tunes bullshit and the framing of this photograph isn’t helping.
Do you guys ever see your pet sleeping by you and just think holy shit holy shit this little animal feels safe enough and trusts me enough to be near me and fall asleep near me and just how fucking cool is that
Fort Ancient could become Ohio’s first World Heritage Site
The Department of the Interior has nominated Fort Ancient to be designated as a World Heritage Site.
The Native American site near the Little Miami River, part of Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks, could become Ohio’s first World Heritage Site.
Ohio State Representative Scott Lipps (R-Franklin) said they are among the largest earthworks in the world that are not fortifications or defensive structures.
“I am thrilled to see Fort Ancient and the rest of the Ohio earthworks finally getting the recognition they deserve,” Lipps said. “Not only does this pay tribute to the history of American Indians in Ohio, but it will also bring more tourists and economic prosperity to the district.”
The nomination of Fort Ancient will be sent to the World Heritage Centre. Read more.
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