Periodically, when I'm performing weddings, I'll read an excerpt from a piece written by Robert Fulghum called, "All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten. " It's a fun take of how we can approach life, especially in marriage. It says" Most of what I really need to know about how to ... Read More »
His Hands… A tribute to Fatherhood
It's been his hands all along... An Ode to Fatherhood, inspired by my husband. It was his hands that first held me... that first cupped my face and caressed my shoulders. It was his hands that first loved me. It's his hands that still, every day, gently guide me and strongly urge me ... Read More »
Quality Beats Quantity: 2 Thoughts about Marital Communication
You may know what you are talking about but does your spouse know what you are talking about? It's a pretty sobering question if you really ponder on it. All too often, I take for granted, because of our 20 years of marriage, that Anne is just going to get what I'm saying. Not necessarily ... Read More »
The New Norm. 20 Lessons on Our 20th Anniversary
As usual, I like to write marriage blog commemorating milestones and moments. And for today, our 20th anniversary, I wanted to address something that, I hope, will encourage and perhaps give some couples a feeling of liberty. Quite often we get messages that say, “I just want things they way ... Read More »
Distinctly Different: 3 Ways to Navigate Through Your Differences
From the get-go of this, I want to make a simple statement: Some of your differences will never get resolved in your marriage. Why? Perhaps it's because they were never meant to be "resolved." "Differences" are not necessarily the problems of your marriage. I submit, they may be the strength of your ... Read More »
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