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Paul Bukta and Michelle Roberts were married today in Asheville, North Carolina.Click Here to see a larger version

This thoughtful inscription in Paul’s wedding band reads:“Please put back on! Love you, Michelle”
 
Nice one!
 

Michelle and her Dad Paul with his Mom, Polly Bukta (Iowa State Rep.(D) House District […]

Every once in a while Zion National Park will experience a torrential rainfall. When this happens the normally arid stream beds high above the canyon will flow again resulting in spectacular waterfalls throughout the park. Only three percent of those visiting Zion will ever see this happen since the water flows for such a short […]