Sheri Mueller, Marriage and More…

I came across this excellent blog post (so take a read first), then come back here. http://stufffchristianslike.blogspot.com/2009/08/605-having-doesnt-count-list.html The DLC (Doesn’t Count List) really makes you think, doesn’t it? Have you thought about the Doesn’t Count List when it comes to your marriage? It doesn’t count if I look a little longer than I should at [...]

I don’t know exactly when this started, but I find myself nudging my husband several times throughout the night to stop his snoring.  It starts out as a low rumbling growl and by 2:00 a.m., it’s a runaway train going full steam ahead. My poor husband has endured nasal surgery, a sleep apnea test, a [...]

One of the unfortunate truths of marriage is, there will come a time when the words ”I don’t love you anymore” enter our thoughts and are openly spoken to our spouse. There’s a great story that appeared in the New York Times on the steps a woman took when her husband told her these exact words. Be sure to read both pages [...]

It seems that the extra mental stimulation and social challenges we provide each other in marriage are beneficial.  Who knew there was something brain stimulating about a good old fashioned disagreement? Results of a study of 1400 people from Finland, reported in the British Medical Journal, found individuals at greatest risk for Alzheimer’s disease are [...]

There was a very encouraging post Wednesday, August 5, 2009 about my husband on Mitch Temple’s (Focus on the Family) blog. http://mitchtemple.ning.com/profiles/blogs/marriage-its-not-just-a

There was a great press conference held last week with rising Florida Gator’s Quarterback Tim Tebow where he was asked the question, “Are you saving yourself for marriage?”  His response was, “Yes, I am.”  This left the reporter stumbling over his words.  A moment of silence spread over the news conference followed by uncomfortable laughter. [...]