“We want to thank you again so much for everything Kathryn. Marriage is amazing and you helped us to make it all happen.” Dee and Shannon met on line in 2nd Life, and managed to translate their romance to the Real World (although it took Shannon 3 solid months of asking Dee out before [...]
Posts under ‘Marital Miscellany’
Opposites Attract
“Thank you for making our day so special. It was an absolutely perfect day.” Photo by Lindsay Raymondjack Donna (on the left) and Lisa weren’t sure they were going to make it to Vermont for their wedding because Donna’s home town got wiped out by one of those legendary Southern tornados. But Donna [...]
DIY Bride
Emily and her fiance Jim came to get married in Vermont because they love to travel and see new places. While they wanted a formal sort of wedding, they didn’t want a giant, fancy event, as they said they’d rather spend the money on traveling. So they booked a room at the Stone Hill Inn [...]
JP or Me?
When folks start planning their wedding, one of the most critical questions is figuring out who’s going to perform the ceremony. Part of the challenge is that in civil society, the state, rather than individuals, decides what makes a marriage “legitimate” in the eyes of the law – with all the associated rights and priviledges. [...]
Claiming The Victory
Bishop John Shelby Spong recently published a manifesto stating his unwillingness to further debate the issue of homosexuality in the church. His feeling is that, like slavery or round-versus-flat earth, there aren’t two equal-but-opposing sides to the situation. There’s only justice, or the lack thereof. And he’s not willing to waste his time debating with [...]
Totally Committed – Part I
Ok, first off I just have to say that this is not an objective blog post. Not that blog posts are meant to be objective, but I just have to put it out there: Caveat Emptor, people. Or in the immortal words of our current President, “Let me be clear…” I love Elizabeth Gilbert. She’s [...]
