Marriage
When Steve and I got married twenty-two years ago, we agreed, “Let’s not have any regrets at the end of our lives…let’s create a very…
When Steve and I got married twenty-two years ago, we agreed, “Let’s not have any regrets at the end of our lives…let’s create a very special, above average life together! Let’s live from our hearts and create things. Let’s venture on the edge — give our grandkids something to marvel about!”
For the most part, we have absolutely done this! We have had so many inspiring, mind-blowing experiences together, and really, our miracle-infused love story set the tone for this. I could literally fill a book (and someday I will) with all the Divine guidance and supernatural events we have witnessed throughout our soul-expanding adventure together.
But there is a very common and maybe expected trajectory of a 20+ year marriage. It’s easy to get into a rhythm of not appreciating each other the way we used to, or getting into grooves of less than becoming attitudes and behaviors (e.g. button-pushing), resulting in personal or relational stagnancy. Even though we were still having many wonderful expe…
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