Yup, it’s one year since Multnomah County, Oregon issued me and my bride a marriage license emblazoned with an illustration of a pioneer family in a Conestoga or similar wagon. The date we consider our real wedding anniversary is the date of our commitment ceremony 7 years ago, but hey, who’s counting?
Woot=) grats=)
Yay?
How is the legal stuff going in Multnomah?
Oh, and happy anniversary! I’ve always wondered why the first year is paper, when that’s what you get when you’re married…
Congratulations. Hopefully you have many more years. 
Congratulations!
Happy Anniversary!
A year? Where are the grandchildren?
Woohoo! Congratulations! Our one year gay wedding anniversary is today! Isn’t it an awesome feeling, that no matter what happened, we had a chance to do this?
Congratulations! smooch
Mazel tov!
Best to you! You guys have been together about as long as me and my hubby. Nice to know you’re over the itch years, huh?
So…what’s you do to celebrate?
Awesome! Congratulations!
Thanks, you all.
What’s happening is that the marriages were recorded, but their legal status is still pending. We are waiting for a couple of legal decisions.
We’ve been over this time and again. You agreed that cats would be enough as long as they were named after you.
We planted a flowering plum tree in the front yard. If it lives but our marriage is invalidated, it will serve as a symbol of our love despite the legal decision. If it dies and our marriage is invalidated, it will serve as a burning indictment of our government. If it dies but our marriage is validated, we won’t need the tree. If it lives and our marriage is validated, that will be an embarrassment of riches indeed.
Wow, that’s a lot of pressure on a plum tree…
So, babies come from storks, and cats come from gay people? 
Congrats!
YAY!
Congrats!
I think they did it just so they could say they were “plum excited” about their anniversary.
Congratulations! I hope both of you are forced to deal with an embarrassment of riches in every way.
Any chance you ran into two college aged journalists for their school newspaper? You sound like a couple I encountered in line at the courthouse last year.