


In memory of our god, our freedom and our religion....
We know that there are times when we must stand up and be counted, and that there will be moments when that is difficult. I can only imagine that it will become increasingly more difficult with every passing year. Life gets harder as this world changes. But with those changes also comes the opportunity to grow, and our strength of character to become stronger.
I have dear friends who feel differently than me on this issue, and that is one of the things I love about this country. It is okay to have different beliefs. We just need to respect each other's rights to choose for ourselves. To these friends I say I love you and I am thankful for our friendship. Please do not be offended that I have chosen to embrace this issue so fully. This is important to me, and I appreciate your feelings also.
I believe that marriage is between a man and a woman. I believe that those who choose a same sex lifestyle should be given the rights associated with a civil union, but that marriage remains between a man and a woman.
I have loved having the opportunity to be a part of something so historical and significant! As I stood out there in the middle of the road holding up my sign, I felt like I was standing up and being counted. I was really there, saying, "This is what I believe, and I am willing to shout it to the world." It was my Title of Liberty moment, and I am so thankful for it.
Papa was hilarious! He was so happy! Really, really happy! He was the team coordinator for his area, and he did a fantastic job. But the greatest part was when he was out on the corners holding signs. He would smile like prince in a Disneyland parade. It was amazing! I have never seen him smile so much, for so long! And it was not fake smiling... It was adorable!!!

The Dittbrenners were in town, so Dixie, Amy and Wayne came out to hold sings with us. Dixie was very cute. She learned a lot. A Lot! We were flipped the bird many times, and that was new to her. And she learned some new words. But she was a trooper, and just kept on holding up her sign. Seriously, how big of a jerk do you have to be to yell obscenities at a little girl and flip her the bird?


We were so excited to see these skywriters while we were playing at Balboa Beach!
When it started, we were trying to guess what it would say. I was so worried it would be a vote no sign. When it said yes, we all went bizerk screaming and cheering! It was awesome!!!
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