What Brought Us Back From the Brink of Divorce
I have thrown out the word divorce more than I care to admit in my rollercoaster marriage. A marriage that was never in a good place fully. I mean…
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What I Didn’t Know When I Became a Military Spouse
I’m going to be perfectly honest: I had no intention of leaving the state of Pennsylvania when I went to college. But God had other plans when I…
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I Don’t Want My Husband To Be My Last Priority
Yes, I said it. That thing you aren’t supposed to say out loud, let alone think. Baby makes three and three’s a crowd all at the same time. My…
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Dear Husband, Nothing Compares To the Friendship We Share
When my husband and I were first getting to know each other, I could tell he was really into me. No, he really had it bad. So much that he pointed me…
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I Am An Essential Worker’s Wife
He leaves before the sun comes up and does not come back until the sun goes down. I wake thinking about the long hours I have ahead of me. It is just…
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Dear Husband, Let’s Not Be Careless With the Time We Have Together
Dear husband, I didn’t know how it would go with your being home so much now. We typically live a chaotic life with our three kids, two…
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Remember Why You Fell in Love With Him
They say the days are long, but the years are short in the trenches of motherhood. As moms, our days are spent making snacks, wiping faces, and…
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You Built Your Marriage From Nothing Once—You Can Do it Again
That our darkest moments together ended us—in that new beginning, second chance with each other kind of way—is the most awesome gift I’ve ever…
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He Tries, But My Husband Doesn’t Get it
My husband doesn’t get it. He tries. He sympathizes. He listens. He’s all in with both hands and both feet. He holds me when I cry. He…
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Dear Husband, I Miss Falling in Love With You
Dear husband, The other day you leaned over and told me that you loved falling in love with me. Past tense. That you miss “the good old days”.…
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