We’re sporting another award today, this one a 2011 Hot Marriage Blog Award from The Generous Husband, a marriage blog with lots of good stuff for husbands. As you might guess, the author is married to the author of The Generous Wife. Together, Paul and Lori also write The Marriage Bed, with sex and intimacy tips for married Christians. Paul writes: Why Am I Just Finding this Great Blog...
I love that jingle: “What would you do for a Klondike bar?” As kids, we did all sorts of crazy things for the smallest of prizes. Better yet, we challenged each other to do things for a prize. Play is how children build the skills they need to survive life’s scarier moments. Play feels like fun to make sure they will engage in it. As a couple, we need to play together, too. It...
I want to take a moment today to thank you for reading Assume Love. It has been a great year, with a big increase in the number of posts per month and another Top Ten award from Stupendous Marriage.
Wishing you and your marriage a wonderful 2012, full of shared moments, intimate communication, and gratitude for all the love you receive.
Lots of love,
Patty Newbold
Lori, who writes the marvelous blog called The Generous Wife, has given Assume Love one of her 2011 Grow Your Marriage Awards, specifically this one: For Reminding Us All to “Get Over Yourself” ~ this blog regularly challenges me, it’s a very good mirror. Handsome little badge, don’t you think? And a great reminder to me to get over myself in my marriage. If you are a fan...
At the suggestion of a wonderful, caring reader, I added a new link to Assume Love this past weekend. Now you can receive Assume Love by email. Remember to watch for the confirmation email. If it shows up in your Junk folder, mark it as from an address you want to receive email from. Then be sure to click on the confirmation link in the email, so we know it was really you who entered your email...
I am a widow who got it right the second time. I have been sharing here since February 14, 2006 what I learned from that experience and from positive psychology, marriage research, and my training as a marriage educator.
