Is there any activity you and your partner stopped doing together when you got married? The type of activity you loved to do during dates, but found yourself not doing enough of when you were husband and wife?
I was in for a surprise one day when my husband and I found ourselves with an hour to kill. I suggested we go to a coffee shop. He suggested something else. Read more…
If I could go back to college, I wish I could have embraced the joy and experience of getting to know myself better, developing my skills and interests according to what I enjoyed and what I wanted for myself, relationship or no relationship. I wish I had the strength to do that. Read more…
My husband and I celebrated our 12th wedding anniversary last May 24. We both couldn’t believe it’s been 12 years! We’re still learning so much about how to manage a marriage that we feel like we’re both still new at this. Haha!
Our marriage has its crazy twists and turns, but it also has many moments of joyful serenity. We’ve learned a few things through the course of our journey. Here are some that have been making our marriage work. Read more…
When you pay attention to the little things, the bigger picture becomes clearer.
I wrote that in line in the context of saving money. As I reflect more and more about it, I realize it also applies to making a marriage work. Read more…
Studies say that 4 minutes of uninterrupted eye contact can increase intimacy. SoulPancake tested this theory out on 6 couples. My husband and I tried it too. Here’s what happened. Read more…
{I keep this heart in my bag and bring it with me everywhere I go!}Love is all you need whether the task is big or small. It’s a beautiful reminder for the everyday things we do in a marriage. I read this article once that predictability helps make a blooming relationship thrive. The two of […] Read more…