Our phones and the apps on them are like third wheels in the relationship – or maybe more accurately, affairs.
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What if we all focused on doing those small, kind, loving gestures for our partners a bit more and a bit more intentionally?
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See if you can remember all the feelings, dreams and wishes that went into that decision.
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There can be soooo much pressure and expectation put on our relationships and partners on this day, and often, so much disappointment as a result.
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From a distance, the truck looked fun, cool, and exciting, but as we got upfront and personal, it looked ginormous, intimidating, and even dangerous.
After I stopped laughing, I started to think about how easily we misinterpreted each other’s love languages.
At the start of every year, I come up with a word that will be my guiding principle. In 2020, my word of the year was
This week, I wanted to shine some light on divorce and get a little vulnerable with a personal story.
The holidays can be a joyful time, but for many, they also bring a stark reminder of the people - and things - we’ve lost.
Generosity is beautiful, but is it true generosity if you can’t afford it? Would it feel just as meaningful to send teachers a heartfelt card instead of another candle they may not need?