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Category Archives: Love
A Romantic Trip of Firsts: Wyoming, Montana, Yellowstone, Dinosaurs, Sitting Back
Last week my husband took me on a special (and surprise!) romantic trip. I knew it was happening as far as, “We’re going somewhere, so pack,” but beyond that I knew nothing. And that’s the way I wanted it! It … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Family, Happy, Home, Journal, Life, Love, marriage, Personal, Relationships, Romance, travel
Tagged "road trip", dinosaurs, game night, get away, Montana, nature, Old Faithful, scenic drives, Sitting Back, vacation, wildlife, Wyoming, Wyoming Dinosaur Center, Yellowstone, Yellowstone National Park
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Back In My Life
For most of my life, I’ve been an orphan whose parents were still very much alive. I had to provide for myself, starting work when I was ten, bounced around and was even homeless because I was too young to … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Home, Love, Parenting, Personal, Relationships, Thoughts, Uncategorized
Tagged "child abuse", father, forgiveness, moving forward, neglect, orphan, reconciliation, redefining relationships
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The Five-Year Mark
Last week my husband and I celebrated five years of marriage. It feels like a milestone, and honestly it kind of is. The average marriage in the U.S. lasts less than a decade, like years short. So I feel like … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Family, Home, Love, marriage, Personal, Relationships, Romance, Thoughts
Tagged anniversary, five year, milestone, special day, wedding anniversary
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The Relationship Notebook
You know how sometimes it’s the small things that mean the world? Well, in some ways a notebook has been the best thing to happen in my marriage for awhile, but let me back up a bit. My husband and … Continue reading
The Quiz Every Person In A Relationship Should Take!
Recently my husband and I were encouraged to take a Love Languages quiz, or really THE love language quiz. At that point neither of us had head of love languages, even though it’s not really a new concept (or a … Continue reading
