intimacy and romance
Travelling is for the dogs
Written by Elsa Kok Colopy
Sometimes I want to act like my dog. Not in the roll-in-the-mud, eat-shoes-for-fun kind of way, but in how I respond to my husband’s travels.
The G-A-M-E of L-O-V-E
Written by Greg Asimakoupoulos
Because Wendy and I spent many Friday nights during our courtship playing Scrabble, it seemed an appropriate way to propose. While she was out of the room, I arranged the tiles crossword-style on the Scrabble board: “Wendy please agree to be my wife.”
Marriage before the carriage
Written by Debbie L. Cherry
Kari and Brian look exhausted as they sit in my office with six-month-old Taylor playing between them. They have been married six years and have two children, the oldest of which is in preschool.
Love in the details
Written by Steve Stephens
My wife, Tami, enjoys decorating and fixing up the kitchen. Several years ago, our once sparkling-white linoleum started to yellow. Over time, dents and cuts appeared. Then a seam began to crack and curl.
Love from a distance
Written by Julie Vaughan
Ever since I met my husband, we’ve been a “long-distance couple.” Dating for us meant weekends on the road, constant (and sometimes teary) good-byes and telephone bills through the roof. Now that we’re married, we finally have the same address, but my husband’s job requires frequent trips out of town.
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