We hope all of our family and friends are doing well! We wanted to thank everyone that watched the small ceremony we had back in Missouri. It was originally planned to be a way to accommodate Karen's family since they were not going to be able to make it to the October ceremony but turned into the official wedding last minute. This year has been a tough year for everyone and with the new restrictions in place for Rhode Island the wedding in October does not appear to be working out. We want to thank everyone that was planning to come and made accommodations to do so. It means so much to us that everyone was willing to travel to be a part of our special day. We are looking forward to meeting the rest of the family once everything with Covid-19 settles down. We love you all and can't wait to see you soon!

Karen, Ruby and Harper mean the world to me and I am so excited for us to be a family. Back in the Spring, we all went to a road in southern Kentucky where people do spray paint art on the street. We had a wonderful day and it was the first full day I had spent with all three of them. It really showed me that nothing would make me happier than being able to spend the rest of my life with them and that I could see us being a family. On Sunday, I planned for us to go to the place where I had discovered that I wanted to spend the rest of my life making these three special girls as happy as they have made me. I told them we were going to go to a pumpkin patch (which I discovered later was not the best story to try and keep Karen unsuspicious). We pulled up early in the morning and walked down the road as I explained why this place was special to me. I asked her to marry me and the girls to let me be part of their family. I had a ring for each of the three girls because I was not just asking Karen to marry me but asking Ruby and Harper to let me join their family as well. All three are the most amazing people I have ever known, and I cannot put into words how happy and excited I am to spend my life with them.