Your Husband Can’t Read Your Mind
I had to learn the hard way, early in marriage, that my husband was incapable of reading my mind. As a sensor feeler, I could easily detect when…
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Marriage Has Humbled Me To My Core
I sat in the store staring at the beautiful bouquet of flowers. I smiled as I reminisced to the very first bouquet I received from my husband. He…
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It’s True What They Say: A Happy Wife Makes a Happy Life
The first time I tried to explain to my husband why I felt like a cruise director in our marriage rather than a wife, it didn’t sink in. He…
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5 Simple Ways to Get Your Kids Talking
My oldest is nine. He and I are tight. He and I get each other. And I have visions of him being 18, sitting at the table with me, sipping coffee, and…
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Your Eyes Are Home to Me
It was a little past 4 p.m. and I had been laboring for a while. Despite the magnitude of the moment, the room felt calm. I was the only…
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Where You See a Kitchen Sink, Your Teen Sees an Invitation to Talk
I was at the kitchen sink late in the evening, scrubbing the stoneware baking dish and serving spoons from dinner. Actually, I had been planning on…
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Here’s What Happens When You Tell Your Wife What She Means to You (With Words)
Growing up, I didn’t care much for greeting cards. As far I could tell, most other children felt the same, especially upon receiving a gift. I’d…
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Somewhere Along the Way, We Lost Each Other
I read all the blogs about incredible husbands who help with the kids, help with the house, you know the husbands who partner with their wives in…
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Want Your Husband to Know How You’re Feeling? Tell Him.
After six years of marriage, I think I have something figured out. Communication is EVERYTHING. OK, you might be rolling your eyes and thinking,…
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Surviving That Prickly Teen Silence
Unsettling, threatening and deeply disturbing. I am sure that’s what teen silence does to almost all parents, and I am one of the flock. My once…
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