ABILENE, Texas -  In 2005, Frank Zerilli and Franklin Calvin
traveled to Calgary, Canada for a church conference, but they
never expected what happened next.    "The day we arrived was
the day Canada legalized gay marriage, so we kind of said, ‘You
want to do this?’” Zerilli said.  "Yeah, it was a last-minute
thing," Calvin agreed.  Almost eight years later, the vows they
read still aren't legally recognized in the U.S.  "I mean you
know we've got how many states now that perform marriages and
yet our federal government is saying, ‘No we're not going to
honor them,’ and that's just not right," Zerilli said.  Zerilli
and Calvin hope the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to hear
arguments on California’s gay marriage ban could change that.
So, are they nervous or excited?  "I’m excited," Zerilli said.
"A bit of both I guess," Calvin said.