That is adorable. Anna Quindlen had a wonderful op-ed in Newsweek two weeks ago. She wrote: "Here's what I don't understand: is there so much love and commitment in the world that we can afford, as a society, to be contemptuous of some portion of it? If two women in white want to join hands in front of their families and friends and vow to love and honor one another until they die, the only reasonable response to that is happy tears, awed admiration and societal acceptance. And--this part is just personal opinion--one of those big honking KitchenAid mixers with the dough hook. Before we know it that will be the response everywhere, not just in Denmark and the Netherlands and Canada and California: approval, appliances."
Thanks so much for the link Sula it was very touching and I loved them. For some reason the one with the guys in their bow ties running out of city hall and jumping for joy just got to me. Loved seeing everyone's smiles!
How can two people vowing to love, cherish, and respect one another for the rest of their lives ever be considered a bad thing? This is too long in coming.
Beautiful photos. Beautiful moments. Thank you for posting this.
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I love it!
Thank you, Sula *hug* (I'm already choked up, see?)
That is adorable. Anna Quindlen had a wonderful op-ed in Newsweek two weeks ago. She wrote: "Here's what I don't understand: is there so much love and commitment in the world that we can afford, as a society, to be contemptuous of some portion of it? If two women in white want to join hands in front of their families and friends and vow to love and honor one another until they die, the only reasonable response to that is happy tears, awed admiration and societal acceptance. And--this part is just personal opinion--one of those big honking KitchenAid mixers with the dough hook. Before we know it that will be the response everywhere, not just in Denmark and the Netherlands and Canada and California: approval, appliances."
I almost cried from joy the moment I heard! This is just too wonderful. So happy for them. So very happy. Thank you for posting this!^_^
Nice post, blog buddy.I imagine that photo to be Jake and Adrien someday...or anyone in loving committed relationship.
Carrie - that quote was awesome!
Thanks so much for the link Sula it was very touching and I loved them. For some reason the one with the guys in their bow ties running out of city hall and jumping for joy just got to me. Loved seeing everyone's smiles!
How can two people vowing to love, cherish, and respect one another for the rest of their lives ever be considered a bad thing? This is too long in coming.
Beautiful photos. Beautiful moments. Thank you for posting this.
I can see the picture now :D
What a cute picture.
yep I heard about it, its about time!
thats a cute pic.
I dont know if youre a Trekkie but the guy from the original series, George Takei, tied the knot as well. you can see him here
http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/b143090_george_takei_licensed_wed.html
http://thebookworm07.blogspot.com/
So great. This is a huge step for gay rights.
Super cool! I was really happy about this when I heard. I hope they don't reverse it again.
Carrie: thanks for that great quote! And Naida, excellent about George Takei!
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