June 24, 2011 marks a major part in our history with marriage equality passing in New York State and in 30 days it will pass into law. So glad we are seeing this in our lifetime and now the waiting game begins till we see it fully go through on July 24, 2011. Congratulations LGBT, this is a major step in the right direction to human rights for all equally.

When we first met back on October 3, 1993 we never even thought of getting married or even thought we would be here 18 years later. But here we are today and marriage is for everyone, gay, lesbian, straight, transgender, bi. Such a special time in New York City. Read the rest of this entry

It’s June and that means it’s LGBT Pride Month and even our president has acknowledged it! So lets look at some of the set backs and movements forward in the community.

In 1779 president Thomas Jefferson, a liberal, proposed a law that would castrate men that were found to be gay. At the time the most common penalty was death so in a really bad way this was somewhat of a movement forward. Read the rest of this entry

When you usually hear the name Anna Wintour it’s usually because how rude she is or how hard it is to work with her. Today we tip our hats off to Miss Wintour for supporting equal marriage rights to ALL New Yorkers equally, If nYc & State feel they can take our LGBT tax money.

Then there is no reason two men or two women or anyone that is madly in love for that matter should NOT be able to marry their soul mate. To EQUAL HUMAN RIGHTS! Read the rest of this entry

Pictures are amazing, especially when they bring back memories. For instance the picture above brings back a flood of memories for me. At the moment it was happening it was extremely sad. Read the rest of this entry

Go Back to 1983 forget its Monday and party. Have a cocktail and relax like it’s Saturday night. Going to the club and hitting the dance floor. Well at least for three minutes and forty-seven seconds… Now back to the grind, your week is ahead of you but the weekend is just days away, so cheer up!

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