10 Lessons From 10 Years of Marriage
My husband and I were high school sweethearts who have been together for about 19 years and have been married going on 12 years this October. Now, I…
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My Marriage is a Start-Up
Early July in central Maine. A quaint inn on the edge of a large lake, where loons call out to each other at twilight. Sound nice? Native New…
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Serving My Spouse is Not a Burden, it’s a Privilege
My marriage is in a season it has never before been. One of true serving. First, friends, please hear me out. This season is so temporary, and I am…
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Dear Future Son-in-Law: The First Man To Love Your Bride Has Set the Bar So High
Dear future son-in-law, First of all, I want you to know I already love the hope of you. I’m already ready to be so thankful for you. I have…
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This is the Ugly Side of Marriage
Today, I said the “D” word. What a day. Woke up at 3 a.m. (if you even want to count the few minutes of sleep as actually sleeping), made a…
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Your Husband Still Thinks You’re Beautiful
We all get an amazing feeling when we witness an older couple, strolling hand-in-hand, leaning slightly toward one another, wordlessly telling an…
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The Power of a Grateful Marriage (and 4 Ways to Cultivate One)
It had been a long day. I had dropped off our kindergartener at school, rushed downtown for a court hearing, sailed back to my law office for a…
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You Aren’t the Only One Who Can Make Your Spouse Happy
We were sitting in a small office in the basement of our church, ready to complete another requirement before we could get married. For weeks we’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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To the Woman Who Tried to Steal My Husband, You Made Me a Better Wife
I’ve learned a lot of lessons in my life, some were easy, and some were hard. One of the most difficult things I had to learn came from an…
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