It is unlike any city you have ever been too! There is always something to do and see! The city has a culture of its very own and is a complete gem!
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I love Mongrel in Carytown. There are so many crazy, fun things to see in there. I get the most unique cards from them for all occasions.
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"Family is more than just folks who share our DNA."
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"We are new parents, so Camilla's arrival is still fresh in our minds."
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"We were really happy when my Mom surprised me and came to our wedding in Vermont, September 10, 2011."
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"Family is everything to us. Everything we do is for our family to have a better life."
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"My family is unique because it is large in unconventional ways."
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"Family is dancing in the kitchen, holidays filled with love, abundance, and prosperity."
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For Jennifer and Rachel, adopting before marriage equality posed a unique challenge for legal recognition in Virginia.
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Their daughter's coming out story made this family's hearts grow wider.
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This Richmond family helped make marriage equality the law of the land.
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Get to know this drag family of performers.
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I love trying out new restaurants and visiting old favorites while washing it all down with great beer at the seemingly endless list of local craft breweries.
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Anthony and I have been together for 20 years and finally "allowed" to legally marry the year our twin girls were born, two years ago.
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To Ellen Shaver, family means kinship. From marriage to blood relationships, she says it can be someone you're close to.
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For Sam and Caroline, family means safety, security and love.
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Family not only is who you marry or your blood relatives but to Rodney and Faron it also includes neighbors and community.
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India Lipton and Shirley Lesser were one of the first same-sex couples married in Virginia after marriage equality became law of land.
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The day after their wedding, Paul Brockwell and Kevin Corn gathered friends and family for a Richmond tradition...
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Sometimes you are related to your family. Other times you choose them. “These are people who care about each other and who will make sacrifices to help each other,” Ted Heck says.
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