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July 8, 2008 - Tuesday

 Marriage For All

Two gays whose blogs I read — I’ve never met them but they’re friends of a friend — got married recently, shortly after the California Supreme Court overturned the ban on gay marriage and gave them and other gays in California the legal right to marry whoever the fuck they want. The guy performing their ceremony opened with the following statement:

“Dave and Alonso have been fake married on two other occasions and signed domestic partnership papers twice with increasing legal rights each time. But the marriage performed today is guaranteed to be legal for almost five months, hopefully longer, and will be recognized in three whole states — for now.”

While I’m really happy for them that they were able to finally do this, it makes me sad that they were also able to make that statement.


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2 responses to “Marriage For All”

  1. kitty says:

    saw this news item and remebered your trip there last year, thought you might be interested….

    By The Associated Press

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    FORT COLLINS, Colo. – A man believed to have died in a Colorado flood in 1976 has been found living in Oklahoma.

    Sixty-three-year-old Darrell Johnson told the Fort Collins Coloradoan newspaper Friday that he didn’t know he had been counted among the 144 victims of the Big Thompson Canyon flood until a resident called him last year.

    Barb Anderson said residents didn’t want his name on a memorial plaque without proof he was dead.

    Johnson and his family had decided to leave their shabby cabin the morning of the flood after just one night. A few hours later, the resort was washed away.

    How Johnson ended up on the victims list remains a mystery.

    He now directs funerals in Oklahoma City and acknowledges he was lucky to get the bad cabin

  2. Terry H says:

    Thank you.

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