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Been a while since posting. Lil’ ol’ me at Point Udall on St Croix

CRAPPRnauts Episode 19: Pride and Joy

Marcia Kadish and Tanya McCloskey were the first legally married same-sex couple in the United States. All the way back in 2004, Massachusetts made a bold move to finally allow this to happen. Despite a president’s opposition and warnings that this would doom “traditional” marriages, the nation nudged forward.

Some thought the controversial decision would be met with much protest that day, but only a smattering of bigots showed up. For nearly 80 same-sex couples it was a day of celebration and happiness.

It’s important to note our failures and learn from them. Use them as motivation to keep up the good fight. But sometimes we need to look at our successes too. To keep that spark of hope alive in our hearts. And when I see how happy Marcia and Tanya were on that day, my heart refills itself with hope.

Bonus… 10 years later!

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Big props to Chris for doing the amazing artwork full of tons of little details.

Please follow him @whosthewhatnow and check out his webcomic… Playing Dead.

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Was a good year. Still a little bit left, too :-) #2017bestnine (at Memphis, Tennessee)

#2017bestnine

Gettin' ready for Saturday! #stjudeheroes #rnrnashville #runforacause #goingtobehot (at Memphis, Tennessee)

#runforacause #stjudeheroes #rnrnashville #goingtobehot

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Getting a little heated, if I say so myself

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New art going up @overtonpark Can't wait to see the finished product! #parkart #outdoorart #memphis (at Overton Park)

#memphis #parkart #outdoorart

Some new art going up at the OP. #runningfinds #parkart #yesitwascold (at Overton Park)

#parkart #runningfinds #yesitwascold

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Photography by Jorge Saenz

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Evenings in Hallstatt.

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Pinky and The Brain Voice Actors Read Through the R-Rated Opening Scenes of Pulp Fiction

did-you-know

The ‘Devil’s Bridge’ is a 19th-century structure in Kromlau, Germany, that was designed to make a perfect circle with its reflection in the water below. Source