It’s Just Right
kdillon2014-10-02T21:43:51+00:00Sometimes people come into our lives who say they love us, and they genuinely mean it. And while we appreciate the sentiment, they love us in a way we don't want to be loved or that
Sometimes people come into our lives who say they love us, and they genuinely mean it. And while we appreciate the sentiment, they love us in a way we don't want to be loved or that
"Your dad is a good person, but we aren't good together." This is the greatest level of detail my children received from me regarding their dad, our problems, and the resulting divorce. There was more
What is love? It seems like an easy question to be asked, and one that anyone could answer. And yet, so many people are searching for the answer to the question, "what is love." Last October
"Why did your marriage end?" That is the best first-date question to ask. What he says next says more about him than the end of the marriage or his ex. Anyone who has been in
At the end of April I wrote a post with an idea of how to keep a relationship fresh. It turned out to be a popular topic of interest for many, going viral soon after it
"Work" tends to have a negative connotation when used in context with relationships, but it is the best way to describe a necessary component to be successful. Being kind, considerate, and forgiving are a few
Tomorrow is the big day. It's the annual make-or-break day for men; you will be back on the market for a girlfriend after screwing up the most important romantic day of the year or, if
Sean broke our wedding vows recently. The fact we aren't married yet is just a technical detail. What is important is the commitment he made, to uphold five promises, now and when he is my husband.
Work, kids, household chores and projects, meal planning and prep, kids' activities, exercise, and more is squeezed into each week. Somehow, through it all, we also need to find time to focus on maintaining a