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Three Words Three words. So hard to say, but necessary to do. Especially in marriage, and especially when we’re out of sorts with each other. Ask me how I know! Those three words, I’ve discovered, are followed by two other sets of three words. All of them are necessary in healthy relationships, and all of…
The Music of Marriage The rhythm of marriage assures harmony. A marriage can survive long-distance physical separation that is inevitable because of jobs and responsibilities. To do so requires the couple to make a concerted effort to stay in tune with each other, even when continents and oceans separate them. What about the “at home”…
Looking ahead As wives and mothers, choosing our spouse over our children is hard to do when our kids are small. When our kids are small, it’s so easy to focus on them, their needs, and their wants. After all, they can’t fend for themselves. Someone needs to diaper them, feed them, teach them to…
A new fruit The pomegranates I brought to the kids’ class I teach on Wednesday evenings were a fascination all evening long. The kids had never seen this fruit, and they wanted to touch and handle the pomegranates. They kept asking me about “those things” during the entire lesson. I had also brought grapes, but…
Not a hill to die on. Dave and I didn’t have a written prenuptial contract, but we did have a few things that mattered to both of us. We talked about those and have kept those “prenuptials”. For starters, I grew up on Honey Maid Graham Crackers. Standing in the grocery store a few weeks…
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