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Archive for February, 2009

Is this really necessary? I like this company usually, but please.
I usually like this company. They do some good stuff, but really.
Please.

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It’s Freedom to Marry Week, so perhaps it’s not surprising. But, this morning as I was having my morning cuddle with the boy (decked out to the nines today — many a sparkle to be seen), he says to me, “Tell me about long ago when there were different rules for getting married. Who couldn’t [...]

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My son likes to talk about “long long ago when people thought gay people shouldn’t get married.” For him, it’s long ago, in the scope of his almost 6 years of life. And only because we live in Massachusetts. To him and his friends (when I’m lucky enough to hear them talk of it), marriage [...]

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Minds, that is.
Just came across this clip from CNN about a year ago.
I think the open minds, supportive parents and school, willingness to embrace this girl and her identity, are powerful.
And good evidence of all the good that’s out there.
(and now for one more plug….)

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This has been one of Q’s favorite phrases for a long time. He likes to talk about love. Which I love, of course!
Along those lines, please have a look, participate, blog, tweet, etc along with the blogswarm (my first ever!) The only agenda is love. I’ve blogged before about Prop 8, the right for everyone [...]

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So, I mostly write this blog because I think this is an important conversation. I’m always on the lookout for how to promote it a bit, get more folks to read, consider the contents and message, etc. It’s ultimately about making the world a bit better for my boy, others like him, all of us.
So, [...]

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As Bruce Springsteen plays in the background and the wife and I work on dualing laptops, I HAD to add a few thoughts about the Super Bowl. I’ve been a waxing and waning football fan since my early youth. Diehard Redskins fan. Then not so much. Then in college and a bit after it wasn’t [...]

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