She is cute and that Dan looks like a real dork. He looks like one of those guys we use to hinder binder all the time.

She was incredible...

I wonder if the ring got anywhere

Over the years I have gotten Pmom lots of jewlery and not once has she ever asked or hinted for it. She can call it a promise ring or whatever she wants, I bought it cause I liked it and loved her.
And we dont have a 'happy ever after mariage' no one does, you have to work every day at it. Fairy tales are for childrens books and movies.

AMEN! Very nicely said. I don't have 13 years under my marriage belt yet, but a good chunk of that. It was already said once, as cliche as it sounds... communication is key. Total (and sometimes brutal) honesty with one another. And no promise rings.

Ain't that the truth.
19 years for me.......and every year brings a new challenge. Take my 16 year old daughter....please.

I got a 12 year old that thinks she is 16, want her too LOL J/K

of course before the promise ring, there has got to be a promise necklace, and earrings, maybe some promise shoes, and then the promise promise ring, the one that symbolizes the first step toward getting an actual promise ring!

I think I liked it better when girls just wore your jacket

Better be careful what you ask for... or someone might! (If I remember a past post correctly, she was quite popular here. And no, I will not repost the link.)

My daughter has so many promise rings....I find them all over the floor.
She'* a heart breaker...love taker...

Take her :?:
....too late, guys already have.

She is a free spirit.....in more ways than one.

And there ain't a damn thing I can do about it. :?
Well almost nothing. I'm refuse to teach her to drive.

Gotta draw that line somewhere eh Paul?

Just think, in a few years, she could turn into...ME

Okay, maybe you're right....

I WISH i had gone the promise ring route. I was engaged at age 17. What the !@#$%^& was I THINKING? Or not thinking...

--Christine