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I have made a decision

Posted in Olympia Dukakis, alcoholism, baba, family, father's day, polygamy plumbing on June 17, 2007 | 3 Comments »

I am not going to call my father anymore.
I called today because its Father’s Day.
Honestly, he’s so drunk when I call I can’t imagine that he even remembers. And its impossible to hold a conversation. I just end up upset.
I actually have been making a lot of decisions about my family. I have a couple [...]

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Pay Day

Posted in charity, thank-you on June 17, 2007 | 2 Comments »

And I gave some money to my favorite charity, Heifer International. Do you know why? Because I don’t have to give to Massequality! Yeah!

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My family

Posted in Ammendment to ban gay marriage, Faith, God, Massachusetts, Olympia Dukakis, american men, family, gay marriage, newborns, politically incorrect security guards on June 15, 2007 | 8 Comments »

It’s hard for me to express in words how much what happened today means to me and my family. Jen and I have been involved in the emotionally and financially draining fight for nearly four years.
Marriage confers important benefits such as hospital visitations and inheritance rights on a couple. And though those things are important, [...]

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Thank-you Massachusetts

Posted in sleeping on June 14, 2007 | 2 Comments »

For answered prayers
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/city_region/breaking_news/2007/06/legislators_vot_1.html

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Here we are again

Posted in Anti-gay marriage ammendment, work on June 14, 2007 | 5 Comments »

The night before the Massachusetts Constitutional Convention. Tomorrow, my marriage will be discussed, as well as our relationship, and our right to be full citizens of the commonwealth.
I know the democratic leadership is working very hard. So hard, in fact, that I think the next baby will have to be named Deval, Salvador or Therese.
I [...]

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People in glass houses

Posted in Gay Pride, Hollywood, Paris Hilton, bad dau, bad day, out sick on June 8, 2007 | 1 Comment »

Here are some random things I feel like bitching about:

Count me in as one of the people annoyed with this year’s Boston Gay Pride Theme: Proud to Serve. As Jen pointed out, being Proud means being Out, and if you are Out, you’re not serving. So homophobic is the military, in fact, that they will [...]

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Boy, you guys were right

Posted in Hillary for President, facials, surgery, tubes in the ears on June 7, 2007 | 3 Comments »

It’s not nice to see your child under anesthesia. Thank-you for all of your well wishes. He’s doing great. We took him in this morning, and they put him in a little bitty hospital gown. Clowns came in to entertain the kids. Then they took him into the OR. Only one mommy got to go [...]

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To the hospital – tomorrow!

Posted in ear aches, facials, skin care, tubes in the ears on June 6, 2007 | 4 Comments »

Lil’ guy is having day surgery tomorrow. Nothing serious. He is getting tubes in his ears. Seems he has some fluid built up and they are afraid it’s affecting his hearing. I am going to be with him for his anesthesia. I am really nervous about seeing this. However, I think his frequent earaches are [...]

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The scuttlebutt ..

Posted in CIA, Constitutional Convention, father, gay families, gay marriage, marry in Massachusetts, newborns, nurses on June 5, 2007 | 2 Comments »

..is that we don’t have the votes. I am going to follow my esteemed blogging peers Mass Marrier and Ryan Adams and asked that you call Senator Therese Murray, and asked that she kill the amendment by any means possible. As the senate president, it is within her power to preserve equality
Here is her information:
Senate [...]

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Calling the Bay State

Posted in Ammendment to ban gay marriage, gay marriage, newborns, politically incorrect security guards on June 4, 2007 | 2 Comments »

It’s that time again. We are a few weeks away from the Massachusetts Constitutional Convention where they will vote on an amendment to ban gay marriage. They only need 50 votes for the amendment to proceed to the ballot.
That means its time for me to get to work. I have signed up to do phone [...]

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