DOMA is Dead!

I probably don't need to say any more than the title! It's amazing that this decision has instantly removed a layer of inequality that I frankly thought would be with us for a very long time. 

A decision like this doesn't help the homesickness I often feel for DC. It would have been fantastic to hit the streets which were undoubtably alive last night. I surely could have found many friends to celebrate. Instead I was stuck in Dallas. I wasn't going to let it get me down so I went in search of activity. I found a rally in the gayborhood where I met a group of lesbians. We had a few beers after listening to some speakers. It was, frankly, too hot to be outside. Despite the fact I didn't rally long, it was comforting to know it was there. 

Cedar Springs was full of happy faces and friendly people. I've never encountered such camaraderie in Dallas. It felt nice and I made a few new friends. Now it is time to go home to Columbus. With the 4th of July holiday and a vacation day on the 5th, I won't be back to hot hot Dallas for a few weeks.