
It is my husbands 35th birthday today so blogging will be lite as we celebrate over the holiday weekend.
Dave
P.S. Photo is unrelated....I just thought it was fun and naughty!

Via Towleroad: "California Republican state senator Roy Ashburn, who announced he was gay in March after being arrested for a DUI on his way home from a gay nightclub, spoke out about gay rights on the Senate floor today and voted on two separate bills.
Ashburn was the only Republican senator to vote in support of allowing openly gay people to serve in the military, but he also voted against a bill that could remove a political obstacle to proposals to legalize same-sex marriage. Ashburn then took the unusual step of publicly explaining his votes on the Senate floor. 'I would not have been speaking on a measure dealing with sexual orientation ever prior to the events that have transpired in my life over the last three months,' Ashburn told his colleagues. 'However, I am no longer willing or able to remain silent on issues that affect sexual orientation and the rights of individuals. And so I am doing something that is quite different and foreign to me, and it’s highly emotional." (Continue reading-Source/Towleroad)
WGB: He has taken the first step towards righting a wrong!








The single is taken from Bell’s forthcoming second solo album Non-Stop, out June 7th in the UK and June 8th in the US on Mute Records."
Madonna is reportedly replacing Simon Cowell as a judge on American Idol.
"With the backing of John McCain, GOP Senate members are threatening to filibuster any floor vote on the compromise repeal of DADT, even though the repeal will likely be attached to an important Defense funding bill." (Continue reading-Source/JMG)



"Adam Bink is reporting on Open Left that Sen. Ben Nelson (D-NE) has agreed to be the final necessary vote to move the DADT repeal out the Senate Armed Services Committee and onto the floor for a full vote." (Continue reading-Source/JMG)













For years, the Herndon Monument was slathered in the grease to make the event as challenging as possible. It often took hours for a group of first-year students, or "plebes," to hoist a peer on their shoulders to place an officer's hat atop the obelisk.
This year, the event drew more attention after Vice Adm. Jeffrey Fowler, the academy's superintendent, cited "unnecessary injury risk" as a reason the school could end the yearly ritual. He declined to offer a timetable for a decision that will likely rest with his successor. (Full story-Source)
Since it ended so fast this year, I did not get any great photos as of yet so please enjoy these photos from past years events!