I Do
I’ve been thinking about married life lately, and I’ve come to realize that it all comes down to “I do.”
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I’ve been thinking about married life lately, and I’ve come to realize that it all comes down to “I do.”
(read part one and two) “Nothing ever lasts forever,” sang Tears for Fears (remember them?). “Everybody wants to rule the world.” The cool thing is that as parents, you do. For a short time you and your spouse make up your child’s entire world, for better or worse. You’ve witnessed how our generation was affected…
3 Things Teens Wish Their Parents Remembered Remember what it was like to be a kid? Take a few minutes and think back. It may help your parenting in ways you never expected. One of my favorite childhood memories is from Christmas when I was 12. I don’t remember many elaborate gifts. In fact…
Last night we had an interesting dinner conversation. I needed to head to church to organize baby clothes for our Teen MOPS group. The conversation centered around who would go to church with me as my bodyguard–either my husband or one of my sons. It ended up my that my husband went with me, but…
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(read part 1 here) A Plan and a Purpose! “Marriage is a purposeful relationship. All research indicates that an intimate marriage provides the safest and most productive climate for raising children,” writes Gary Chapman, author of The Four Seasons of Marriage. The more time parents spend talking about issues, taking parenting classes, and providing a…
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I LOVE this Tricia!! I’ve never looked at “I do” in that manner but it is so true. ‘I do’ choose to see the best in my husband, to choose him each day and love him to the fullest. ‘I do’ adore him and always will.