“And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity.” ~ I Corinthians 13:13 I love Valentine’s Day because it focuses on love and friendship. When I was a little girl, it simply meant getting more candy…and slipping Valentine’s Day cards into boxes of friends and not-so-friendly friends. Now, that I’m older I get to select my Hubby each year to dote on that makes me perfectly happy….and of course, for my three sons I usually offer some of their favorite chocolate treats. What about you? Do you have any special traditions for Valentine’s Day? Let me hear your plans in the comments section below.…
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Quote about Fathers…
To really know a father, observe his behavior with a lady, a flat tire, and a child. Related articles from the web… Dad Mad Lib & Whimsical Wednesday Blogger Linkup! Top 4 Christian Books for Dads Letting Your Husband Lead ]]> Please help share my content:
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8 Ways to Stir Up Romance with Your Hubby (No high heels required).
“She will do him good and not evil all the days of her life.” Proverbs 31:12 Most ladies love romance, and we often long for our hubby to be a little more romantic. I feel blessed that my hubby IS a romantic sort of fellow. Is he romantic every day? No. But, I have to give credit due where it’s due. He is indeed a great romantic guy. In saying that, at other times, he’s not so great at romance. We don’t have to settle for boredom in marriage. We should find ways to enjoy each other just as when we were dating. Sometimes we wives can spark a little…