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It's about community, entrepreneurs, politics, art . . and sometimes just silly fun . . . a slightly gay blog.Eugene Sepulveda
Love big West Texas skies, the unimpeded horizons of the coasts, Austin and my husband, the Rev. Dr. Steven Robert Tomlinson, with whom I’ve spent the last 24 years – nineteen years since we were married on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, Canada. Then, married again at St. James Episcopal Church in Austin, TX on June 27, 2015.
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For some reason, I’m having a difficulty time grasping the full impact of this decision – i.e., that practical implications of what happens next. I haven’t read the NYT article – just CNN & WSJ, so maybe that one will help. Very proud of the President too – I can’t help but wonder if any part of this is intended to throw in a wedge issue between the social & fiscal conservatives within the GOP and fringe to further fracture the party in their run-up to 2012. It strikes me as a smart strategy, if so. If it’s just to make our lives better, then even more kudos to the Obama team.