You know, I've been to a few weddings in my life, not really believing the people saying "I do" should. They did anyway.
Should I live so long as to find a man I want to marry and the sentiment is mutual (and I suppose that's the tricky part, eh?), I'm perfectly fine if some people don't approve. Wouldn't it be nice for those who disapprove (for whatever reason) to have a ceremony at which to officially disapprove?
Or something like that.
Sort of short on thoughts tonight. And long on other things to accomplish before I lay my head down. Perhaps I'll be pithier tomorrow . . .
About Me
- Neil Ellis Orts
- NEW: My novella, CARY AND JOHN is published and available for purchase at parsonsporch.com or Amazon.com. Arts, religion, where those intersect, and where they don't . . . a freelance writer with credits in OutSmart Magazine, Dance Studio Life, Dance Source Houston, The Christian Century, Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide, Living Lutheran . . . impractically educated, with a BFA in theater (Texas State University), an M.Div, (Lutheran Seminary Program in the Southwest), and an MA in interdisciplinary arts (Columbia College Chicago) . . . visit my other blogs, listed in my full profile . . . available for all kinds of things, most of which fall under standard legal, ethical, and moral guidelines.
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