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Archive for the ‘Marriage’ Category
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A family Valentine’s Day
A few years ago, before I had children, I had on Live With Regis and Kelly while getting ready for the day. It was Valentine’s Day and Kelly Rippa was talking about how she and her husband liked to spend …
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Advice for newlyweds (and the rest of us, too!): Part 2
In honor of Valentine’s Day, my current obsession with some wedding shows and my youngest first cousin getting engaged, I’m dispensing marital advice this week. On Tuesday, I gave you my first 10 pieces of advice for newlyweds and …
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Advice for newlyweds (and the rest of us, too!): Part 1
I am the youngest in my family and only two of my seven first cousins are younger than I. Of the two, I really only remember the youngest one as a baby. So when he got engaged recently, I felt …
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Make snow days a regular thing
A good portion of this week, the state of Indiana has been mostly shutdown. We had a big snowfall and then such frigid temperatures that even my double fur coated dog didn’t want to be outside more than a minute …
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A look back at 2013
I always feel such pressure to come up with an end-of-the-year blog post. It’s hard to summarize an entire year into one blog post. I feel the need to be reflective and insightful. I’m not sure that this post will …
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Teaching Christian tolerance
Phil Robertson, patriarch of the “Ducky Dynasty” show on A&E, has been in the news this week for his comments about homosexuality and his faith. He’s not alone. Last year Chick-Fil-A ruffled feathers by supporting the biblical definition of a …
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Swooning over Kirk Cameron and my husband
Almost four years ago, I shared with you a few embarrassing moments from my life. I did not share, however, one of the very most embarrassing moments of my life that happened way back in fourth grade and involves …
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Movie time!
Years ago, my husband and I went on our first “date” to see a movie called “Lightning Jack.” I say “date,” because I was only 14, so my parents drove me around to McDonald’s to eat ahead of time and …
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MDP date 12: Another at-home date
Our 12th and final Marriage Dating Project date happened this past Saturday. I say it’s our final, because it is for this project for now, but I guarantee my husband and I will continue to have dates. I can’t guarantee …