Make Your Husband A Priority

March 17, 2010 by Christine - From Dates to Diapers  
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Tweet Okay Dads, now I know there are many of you who visit often, but this post is for my fellow Mom friends, so will you excuse us for a minute, please? There are plenty of articles written about how to be a good mom, but as busy moms I think we tend to forget, [...]

The Five Languages of Love

Tweet When Ray and I were newlyweds, we studied a book called The Five Love Languages. In this book, Gary Chapman explains the different ways in which people react to others, based on actions and words, thus resulting in changes in our “love tanks.” Chapman spent an entire chapter in his book explaining how the [...]

There May Be Diapers, But We Don’t Forget the Dates

December 17, 2009 by Christine - From Dates to Diapers  
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Tweet Ray and I are always pretty good about taking time out to spend an evening together, just the two of us. We may have gone “from dates to diapers” but we certainly haven’t forgotten about the dates! I truly believe that our date nights have been extremely influential in keeping our marriage so exciting. [...]

10 Years Ago

Tweet We became husband and wife on that squeltering August evening, ten years ago today. I vowed to love, honor, and cherish him for all the days of my life. We became a new family. Just the two of us. We began a journey. A wonderful journey. And now, ten years later, I love him [...]

First Kiss

Tweet Over the course of more than two years, he had become my best friend. Letters and phone calls, sent over the many miles that separated us, created a bond that was unbreakable. 11:47pm February 17, 1997 Tonight, the miles that typically separate us did no longer. He was here with me, if only for [...]

Only then

Tweet We stopped for donuts on the way to church this morning. We were running late, as usual, so Ray ran in to make the purchase while I sat in the car with the kiddos. “There are a lot of people dressed for church, Mom,” Zach observed. “There are, aren’t there?” “Yes, and a lot [...]