After thirty-four, nearly thirty-five years, it has happened – I begin to feel equal to my fellow citizens. Spending the weekend, Pride weekend, in New York and will be back on Tuesday to continue the posts about timelessness.
Great Pride in being an American today.
I hope you said yes, yes?
ReplyDeleteDaniel James Shigo, thank you.
DeleteOf course – someone has to make an honest man of me!
Yay!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteJenning and Gates, thank you.
DeleteYay, indeed!
Hurray for the impulsive!
ReplyDeleteLaurent, thank you.
DeleteWhat a beautiful day, indeed.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, thank you.
DeleteIndeed!
Heart felt congratulations to you and the Celt!
ReplyDeletegésbi, thank you.
DeleteFrom Stonewall to this in one generation – who could have predicted?
Yes, indeed.
ReplyDeleteI read this rather good piece in the Economist a few days ago:
They [young Britons] are relaxed, almost to the point of ennui, about other people’s sexual preferences, drug habits and skin colour. Full article:
http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21578660-young-britons-have-turned-liberal-both-socially-and-economically-politicians-need-get
Are some people beginning to mind their own business about what individuals do in their "private" lives?
Congratulations and best wishes!
ReplyDeleteThe Devoted Classicist, thank you!
DeleteI have been waiting for this! You gotta' love two guys who met across a crowded Tate Britain. An artful match indeed. In August we celebrate our 38th. Our love is no less great or more equal than yours. June 26, 2013: a day for lovers and lovers of justice everywhere.
ReplyDeletehome before dark, thank you!
DeleteCongratulations and best wishes to you both, too.
A day for lovers and lovers of justice, indeed!
Our DOMA coma is over - congratulations to the USA and all of us who it more personally affects.
ReplyDeleteStefan, thank you. Congratulations to the USA, indeed.
DeleteIt gives me faith that perhaps the country is finally moving in the right direction; hopefully all the haters will leave.
ReplyDeleteDonna, thank you. There was not one person who, last weekend, in NY, did not sincerely congratulate us when we told them what we were celebrating. What a change has happened!
DeleteIt's fabulous news! And congratulations....let me know if you need a photographer for the nuptials ;) x
ReplyDeletePolskey, thank you. We'll talk when we're next in Blighty.
DeleteWell, how very wonderful.....congratulations, of course, and here's to many more happy years for the two of you.
ReplyDeleteSincerely,
David Terry
www.daviterryart.com
David, thank you. I'm not quite reeling from the shock, more bemused how quickly I went from being a "bachelor gay" to being an old married man. I must say, I love it.
DeleteCongratulations! It is wonderful that finally, all get their full legal rights.
ReplyDeleteTed, thank you.
DeleteWonderful, indeed!