It was a cold February night and Jason was driving down the road when he spotted a bus on the side of the road. Of course, he pulled over to help.

As he drove closer he caught a glimpse of a woman trapped in the bus engulfed in flames. Hmmm, wait those weren't flames that was her hair!

Just kidding. We met in February 2010 scrolling through an internet dating site. Yep. we met on Plenty of Fish. After a few months of talking and getting to know each other, we decided to meet face-to-face, and plans were made to meet halfway on the steps of the city hall in Kingston on the 1st weekend in July. Little did we know that our meet-up was set to take place during the Buskers Festival.

As I rounded the corner and approached city hall all I saw was a sea of human beings. 10s of thousands of people. This could only mean one thing. A change of plans.

We ended up meeting in Napanee where we talked and walked long into the night. We shared our first kiss under the old train bridge at Springside Park.

And that is where our love story began.

Since then we spent 9 years long distance, traveling back and forth. Jason pursued his career with Manroland and I moved to Kingston, went to college, and raised my 3 beautiful children.

In July 2019, J took the plunge to move to Kingston and left life on the road behind. Our kids have all since moved away. The girls to London and Karter to Peterborough.

On October 6th, 2022, in the kitchen of our then-home in Kingston, J got down on 1 knee and asked me to marry him and we began to plan our forever.

In July 2023, we bought our first home together and put down roots in Tamworth.

Our love story continues.

Travel

Hampton Inn by Hilton Napanee

Comfort Inn & Suites

The Black Cat Cafe/The Tamworth Hotel

Masterson's Motel