Laurel
Intimate Issues by Linda Dillow and Lorraine Pintus
Don't tell me God does not have a sense of humor. Here I am reviewing a book on intimate issues and I am a girl who still runs to the bathroom to change clothes. (it is ok to laugh)
Talking about intimate things is not something I do easily except with the ones closest to [...]
Remembering Why You Fell in Love in the First Place
I would love to sit with each one of our readers here and listen to your special story. The story of how you met your significant other. Let me share how I met Tadd.
There is a quote that says, “Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.” This was [...]
Five Steps to Teenage Proof Your Marriage
Is your marriage teenager proof?
When your child was a toddler there was MOPS or various play groups that provided a place to connect and find support among fellow mothers. Years down the road many parents are blindsided by the reality of how their world can be turned upside down with teenagers just as much as [...]
Surviving The Holidays
“'Tis the season to be jolly, fa la la la la, la la la la” is not the song all of us sing during the holiday season. The time between Thanksgiving and New Years, many of us will be spending a lot time with family. This often leads to long lasting memories, but [...]
Lies As Old As the Garden of Eden
The grass is always greener on the other side, I have heard it said. Anyone who has been married past the honeymoon stage knows that so many of us in marriage fall for lies that are as old as the Garden of Eden.
We live in a society of “what have you done for me [...]
Little Jokes Can Make Big Holes
Most of us married folks have been there. Sharing a nice conversation with another couple and the wife or husband criticizes the other spouse or makes a little dig towards the other. You don’t really know how to react, you feel embarrassed, so most of the time you just offer up a little [...]
Five Steps to Teenage Proof Your Marriage
Is your marriage teenager proof?
When your child was a toddler there was MOPS or various play groups that provided a place to connect and find support among fellow mothers. Years down the road many parents are blindsided by the reality of how their world can be turned upside down with teenagers just as much as [...]
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