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Cook your way toward a healthier marriage

Written by Todd Foley

My wife and I returned from our honeymoon and were hit with the reality of living off of a single salary while she finished her degree. I assumed our budget would drive us to low-quality meals.

Thankfully, I was wrong.

We not only learned we could enjoy the food we love and create unique meals together in our tiny kitchen, but we also found cooking together to be a source of great joy in our marriage.

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Q&A: My wife doesn't get along with my friends.

Question: My wife and I are recently married. We are very happy and have a great relationship, except for one thing: she doesn't get along with my friends. This has often led to arguments and tension between us. Is there a way to solve this problem?

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Exercise toward a stronger marriage

Written by Todd Foley

It may seem ironic, but skipping out on regular physical activity may actually make you more tired in the long run (no pun intended). Numerous health institutions, such as the Public Health Agency of Canada, note that not doing enough physical activity lessens the flow of blood and oxygen to your brain and significantly lowers your heart rate, leaving you feeling worn out.

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New couples: When do we start our family?

Earlier generations took a fairly straightforward view of the relationship between marriage and parenthood: “First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby in the baby carriage.” Nowadays, young couples don’t find things quite so simple.

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