Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me
I received a letter from one of the persons working at our construction site asking for money for his soon-to-be-wedding. In the letter he explained…
Tag: relationships
Marriage and The Best Valentine’s Celebration Ever!
I have often said that I married a wonderful man. He is still wonderful and he gets better with age (like wine). Praise God! But…
The Idolatry of Equality
It’s Not Fair! That’s my battlecry as a wife when I buy into the idolatry of equality. Last week I got my nails done and…
Bible, Character, family, Father, God, motherhood, Obedience, Parenting, Raising Boys, Raising Girls, Relationships
Correcting Children With Love
Titus, my third son, was reacting to having to eat Adobo for lunch a few days ago. It was reported to me that he had…
Twelve Things I Love About Christmas
Top 12 reasons why Christmas is my FAVORITE time of the year: 1. Food. It feels like I gain an extra five pounds every Christmas…
It’s Not About The Money
Money issues rank pretty high in the list of conflicts between a husband and wife. Edric and I have our share of money issues. They…
Back to a 10
When we go out on dates, Edric and I will try to ask each other, “On a scale of 1 – 10, how would you…
How to Attract the Right Kind of Man
Once again, to my single readers, here is the the post I promised. After writing “What To Look For In A Man,” this is the…
What To Look For In A Man
Edric is and always will be the love of my life. The other morning, I snuggled up to him in bed. He doesn’t like to…
RKs
Each time Edric and I have a child, it’s like starting a family all over again. The joy is unparalleled but so is the stress…
My Modern-Day Knight
“Don’t worry I will take care of you. I’m here for you.” Edric said this a multiple number of times this past week when he…
Bible, Character, Character Building, Christianity, family, Father, God, Home, motherhood, Parenting, Raising Boys, Raising Girls, Relationships
I Forgive You and Will You Forgive Me?
One of the habits I appreciated about the home I grew up in was the habit of unconditional forgiveness. My parents instilled in my siblings…
