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Editor’s Note: This post is written by Kathleen Quiring of Project M. Today we’re doing a post exchange based on a rant she went on a couple of weeks ago.…
It’s a phrase you often hear, but do you think it relates to parenting? It sure does, and if you and your partner are not united in your actions with…
This is the second post in a series about living the virtuous life like Benjamin Franklin. We’re taking his life and applying it to marriage and relationships. Speak not but…
This has been a fun week here at Simple Marriage. Largely due to the topics we covered and your comments in discussions about – Money and Sex. It’s no wonder…
With the great discussion taking place from yesterday’s inaugural podcast on sexual desire differences, and last week’s ask the readers being on sex and intimacy – perhaps it’s time to…
I think we can all agree that finances play a key role in our married lives. It’s the need to provide a quality life for our family that drives most…
We should thank God for beer and burgundy by not drinking too much of them. ~ G. K. Chesterton Benjamin Franklin chose to work on the virtue of Temperance first…
It’s been over a year since I first posed this question – and it’s worth discussing again. Next week we’ll dive further into the world of sex in marriage, specifically,…
Many of my most vivid memories relate to food. I loved all the family gatherings when I was a kid. With six brothers and sisters, grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins…
Virtue is moral excellence. Another idea is virtue is a character trait or quality valued as good or righteous. Each one of us has core underlying values or virtues that…