In early January 1975, I moved to Kentucky with my brand new husband Ray. Our tiny apartment had a small bathroom and a tiny kitchen, a decent-sized living room, a small bedroom, and a storage closet off the common hallway outside our only door. Our furnishings included faux woodgrain metal ... View Post
You get me.
I think all of us long to have people in our lives who deserve to hear three little words: You get me. You husbands in the same way, live with your wives in an understanding way, 1 Peter 3:7 I hope I don't sound selfish -- and I certainly hope I'm not being selfish -- when I say that this verse ... View Post
Ten Days of Blessings — Blessing 9: Time with Hubby
Satan works hard to mess up the most precious gifts that God gives to us. Marriage is one of those precious gifts. I have a close friend who is a long-time reader of these Daily Encouragement posts. She was a homeschooling heroine like you through the high school graduation day of each of her three ... View Post
Lame Lines and Guarded Hearts
Our ladies Bible class gathered around a table in the local pizza parlor after class last Wednesday. Surprisingly the conversation turned to particularly interesting encounters with men -- not husbands, but other men. I decided to tell a recent story of my own that I thought about sharing ... View Post
Thumbs Up!
Ray and I have scheduled some quieter days than usual during the Christmas holidays. The Friday morning before Christmas was not one of those quieter times. What was I thinking when I scheduled at haircut on the Friday before Christmas? And why did I follow that haircut with errands in town? ... View Post
Marriage Advice from a Silly Source
Ray and I were a day late completing one of our Thanksgiving traditions. We started the 1947 black and white Miracle on 34th Street on Thanksgiving Day, but we had to finish it on Friday. It was one of those times that we couldn't fit it all in. Our ancient videocassette of the movie begins ... View Post
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