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Apr 12

Anniversary...

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I thought I'd take a moment and announce to the world that today is Michelle and my sixth anniversary. No, we're not married, but we're as close as either of us probably every will be to marriage.

michelle and joe at the vesuvio in san francisco Many people ask us when we plan to marry. Usually, this isn't phrased as if we plan to marry, just when. Well, people seem to get married for a reason or out of tradition or habit. We don't have a reason for marriage (other than visitation rights in the ICU of a hospital). We both come from "broken" homes... that is, our parents are all divorced and remarried a few times. And the funny thing is that heterosexual couples can't have domestic partnerships in California... well, we'd like to stay unmarried, MarriageFree and together forever.

Michelle is a gem of a partner. Beautiful, intelligent, reasonable, very creative and more fun than anyone else in the world. <toast> So, here's to six more years of partnership! May they be just-as-happy if not happier and reasonably free of graduate school! </toast>

2 comments

  1. § morganya said on : 04/12/05 @ 14:44
    Congratulations to you both! D and I recently celebrated our four-year anniversary outselves. My thoughts on marriage are similar to yours; I've been meaning to write a blog post about it for a while now so I can point people to it when they ask. :~)
  2. § Dedi said on : 04/12/05 @ 18:29
    Congrats! Been following your blog for some time, and good to see you're happily in love behind "the scenes".
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