The New York legislature has just approved a same-sex marriage bill, and it just awaits the governor's signature to become the law. Six states now offer marriage equality — only 44 more to go. Congratulations to New York for finally doing the right thing.
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I do love taking the train — it's such a civilized way to travel. I did this yesterday:
And I get to do it in reverse today!
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