My gallery of photos from Josh and Joanna Rubin’s wedding Sunday is now online! Here are a few highlights:

In keeping with tradition, Josh lowers the veil over his bride’s face before the ceremony.

The bride and groom are married.

Josh leads Joanna, now his wife, back down the aisle.

Josh is carried around by his friends on the dance floor at the reception.

Josh and Joanna share their first dance as husband and wife.

Josh poses with me and our mutual friend, Kate, who drove me down to Maryland for the ceremony.

Like I said, those photos are just a sample. Please check out whole gallery!

Congratulations, Josh and Joanna!

You’ve met Toby; now meet Ugmo, Becky’s friend Shannon’s tiny kitten, born on May 14, 2003, and photographed on her one-month birthday:

(Well, you’re not really meeting her for the first time. Ugmo was already featured in Moblog posts here and here.)

Anyway, more Ugmo photos can be found here!

I’m up-and-blogging from the apartment in New York! The phone line works and the laptop is online. Hip hip, hooray!

Meanwhile, in Buffalo, Becky and Toby each posted to their respective blogs for the first time in several weeks today.

In about an hour, I’ll be hopping on a Greyhound bus and heading back to New York. We finally got the phone-line working in the apartment, and my laptop continues to sputter along, so I should be able to connect to the Internet, at last, without going to Kinko’s or an Internet cafe. In other words, my Moblog may finally stop dominating the homepage.

I plan to post the promised pictures (of the burned-out car on the Tappan Zee Bridge, and of Josh’s wedding) later today or tonight. Sorry for the delay, but uh, I’ve been, uh, lazy… I mean, busy. :)

The Supreme Court’s decision on the constitutionality of sodomy laws should be arriving any day now. (I posted on this topic, and had a hearty debate with some commenters, in April.)

Whichever way the decision goes, it will surely have a big impact on the mood of Sunday’s huge gay-pride parade in New York City — which, by the way, I’m planning to go to. Becky and her friend Shannon are coming to town, and we want to watch the festivities. (Hey! We’re straight, but not narrow!)

Dick Gephardt thinks a president can overturn the Supreme Court with an Executive Order.

Dick Gephardt is a dumbass.

Yesterday was ten years to the day since Andrew Sullivan was diagnosed with H.I.V., and his thoughts on the anniversary are worth reading.