We’ve come a long way in a hundred years’ time. This RPPC I found on eBay. I was tempted to bid for it because it’s just so cute, but I’m not gay (obviously…lol); someone else would appreciate it more than me. I’m very happy for my friends who will finally be able to marry in all U.S. States
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