Ramblings of Rick Rockhill. Pet Food Nutrition Industry Veteran. Public Speaker. Student of life, doing what I love. Following my passions and that which inspire me. Advocate for the health benefits of the human-animal bond, animal nutrition, animal advocacy, awareness of prescription drug abuse and the fentanyl crisis. Home is Palm Springs, California, USA.
Friday, September 5, 2008
An Interesting Event This Sunday
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12 comments:
I worked in the wedding industry in the early 1990s... man, it's changed since then.
I can't wait to hear how it went.
:-D)
what a great idea! I'm not gay but I would go to the event in a heartbeat---my closest friends are gay--matter of fact, how's this for awesome: A female rabbi at a local temple near our town (TOWN TEMPLE IS IN IS LOMBARD), she's gay, married and has a 4 year old boy.
I admire her and she is some amazing speaker--and I'm a Christian.
Got off the point, but back to the comment, I hope you enjoy yourself and I do hope you're comfortable posting about the event in it's aftermath because A) you should and B) it's your blog so screw those that judge
but don't listen to me, I'm just a stay at home mom.
Have a great time! Should be fun and any info would be great. I hope they have these venues and store operations out here, it would be a nice thing for partners that are ready to take the next step in their relationship.
Sincerely,
Elizabeth
If I lived in Palm Springs rather than NJ I would get my heterosexual, middle-aged married ass over to the Parker on Sunday in support. But since I'm geographically unavailable, I hope you post lots of info about this event here on your little old blog. Those who don't like the idea, don't have to read about it.
My best, - Sharon in NJ -
i like that you don't fit into a lot of people's preconceived notions. probably because i don't either. and it's your space to address whatever topic you'd like to address in whatever manner you'd like. i do so appreciate that you keep a positive tone though. :)
have fun!
i agree rick. and although i am conservative, on lots of social issues i lean a little left! so like you, i think any two like minded people should be able to marry. i went to a gay wedding back in 1981! sounds like a lovely event to me!
smiles, bee
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
Wait.. you're gay? I gathered from your last post that only cucumbers and tomatoes should be allowed to marry! NOW you're advocating that same-sex vegetables can consummate a relationship?
Just so you know, I'm not a vegaphobe.. I believe in equal rights for all. Especially after finding out that the cucumber and the tomato are named "Larry and Bob".
I think people who defy stereotypes are far more interesting! Although it is easier to explain sometimes, like when people say, "so you stay home with your kids" I say, "yes, but not exactly..." but usually it's just easier to say YES.
A dear friend from high school is a gay Republican. He loves that it totally messes with people's heads that such a combination exists.
Two wedding dresses! I love it! Frothy-frothy-frothy! These must be beautiful events!
Can't wait for your review!
I'm a pretty conservative person but anyone who knows me, you included, know I am a tolerant person and I am glad you were confident in that when we met. Live and let live, I say. As long as you're happy and contribute to the well-being of those around you, which you are and do.
Anyway, I wish I could go to events like that.
To Princess Bee : Wow, that couple marrying in 1981 were proper pioneers. What was the wedding like taking place so long ago?
Dear Mr. Rick,
How is Owen? I saw his photo on your sidebar and he looks like he got a fur-cut!
Wait...you're EPISCOPALIAN?!?! Who knew?
*grin*
I think gays have every right to be married, and I would attend this event just to see how wedding trends have evolved.
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