…since Martin Luther King, Jr.’s speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in 1963.
But until Theresa and Alia can legally get married then we still have a long way to go.
So this is what I would like to add to the dream speech…
I have a dream that little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin…
…or by who they choose to love…
…but by the content of their character.
Here’s to having a dream.
And here’s to Alia and Theresa.
The fifth one is so cute! I like how they show their shoes 🙂
love this. love your heart. love.
Beautiful!!
Beautiful!
Gorgeous in many ways.
so beautiful. images and sentiments both.
I support this dream. Thanks for taking time to remind us there is still much to do.
🙂 !!!!!!!
paige, im always pretty speechless after looking at your photos and reading your true words.
this time, is no exception. xm
thank you for including us in such an important and beautiful post. i have to say…that day felt like a dream.
This is beautiful! I followed a link that said “sweet wedding” and thought to myself, “Man, it’s gonna be another man and woman getting married, I wish there was more same-sex wedding stuff on the internet…” and then was SO pleasantly surprised! This is beautiful and encouraging. Thanks so much for sharing. And congratulations to the couple!
This post was simultaneously beautiful, joyful and sad. Congratulations to Alia & Theresa on finding that special someone. For everyone, I do hope that this dream will come true soon.
Goosebumps.
Beautiful photographs of a BEAUTIFUL couple…wishing you a lifetime of happiness and the blessings of children…from a friend of your aunt Penny’s in Ecuador…
somewhere between a handshake and two kisses 
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