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Home > Marriage > Ever After

Sex Was My Last Priority
No lovemaking until everything was in order. Boy, was I wrong!
By Jan Fallon
MP, Summer 2008

Thanks a Lot, Jane Austen
One trip to the movies had me wondering, Where's the love? the romance?
By Ashleigh Kittle Slater
MP, Spring 2008

The Packer Game Incident
My husband had a listening problem. And I wasn't about to let him forget it.
By Mandy Houk
MP, Winter 2007

Peanut Butter and Jelly
We couldn't be more different, but we're an unbeatable combination.
By Donna Frisinger
MP, Fall 2007

Stop, Drop, and Kiss
One small gesture sparked romantic evenings.
by Mandy Houk
MP, Summer 2007

Seeing the Sacred
Moving beyond promises.
By Cecil Murphey
MP, Spring 2007

Simple Words
Praying with my husband is wonderful—but it didn't start that way.
by Sheri Mueller
MP, Fall 2006

Reaching the Summit
The climb may be tough, but the view from the top is awesome.
by Terry Owens
MP, Summer 2006

The Cat Rug
I wanted to hide it in the garage. But my husband was latch-hooked to it.
by Beth Ortstadt
MP, Spring 2006

A New Treatment
The way I responded to my wife's requests meant peace for both of us.
by Gary Smalley
MP, Fall 2005

Fire!
Yes, I nearly burned down the house. But I was more worried what my wife would do.
by Gary Smalley
MP, Fall 2005

Motor Home-wreck
I surprised Norma with an RV. She surprised me by demanding I return it.
by Gary Smalley
MP, Summer 2005

Honey, I Shrunk the clothes!
"What a laundry mishap taught me about peacemaking."
by Gary Smalley
MP, Spring 2005

My Obsession with Work
My wife thought it was a problem. Since nagging didn't work, she found another method to get my attention.
by Gary Smalley
MP, Winter 2004

Show Me the Money
I called it reinvesting. My wife called it stealing.
by Gary Smalley
MP, Fall 2004

A Time to Laugh
Why having fun keeps the joy in our marriage.
by Erin Smalley
MP, Summer 2004

Lessons from on High
Okay, so climbing on the roof was a bad idea. But I learned something from it.
by Michael Smalley
MP, Spring 2004

What I Learned at the Mall
When my husband watched our toddler while I shopped, he did more than he could imagine.
by Erin Smalley
MP, Winter 2003

I Believe in You!
Those magic words work wonders—especially in the marathon of marriage.
by Gary Smalley
MP, Fall 2003

"End of the Road?"
Maybe I should have listened to my wife's suggestion after all.
by Gary Smalley
MP, Fall 2003

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