Hi all…how are you all doing? Hope you’ve been having a lovely week… Many thanks to all those who have visited hubby’s blog…for your love and support in different forms…we both are veeeery grateful… Ok! I have another question/issue for you to help me with… I once broke off a relationship (actually, we both agreed [...]
Posts Tagged ‘marriage’
AS vs AS; To Marry, or not to Marry?
Posted in Marriage & Relationships, Question Time!, tagged AS, couples, genotype, hubby's blog, marriage, opinion poll on May 7, 2009 | 19 Comments »
Enhance your Marital Success…
Posted in Marriage & Relationships, tagged keys to success in marriage, marriage, preparing for marriage on April 28, 2009 | 25 Comments »
A couple of years ago, well before I even met hubby, I listened to Olumide Emmanuel’s (a Pastor and marriage/relationship counsellor) “preparing for a successful marital future” tape. I have observed that a reasonable proportion of my blog readers are unmarried folks, and while this post is probably more relelvant to them, I’d implore my [...]
Creating time for your loved one…
Posted in Marriage & Relationships, tagged couples, creating time for your loved one, marriage, relationships, time on April 6, 2009 | 12 Comments »
…whether you are already married or still at the “engaged” stage, or even in the “just-friends” stage of your relationship, it is very important to always create time for each other, time to be together…never be too busy for that special someone. For the purpose of this post, let’s define a couple as “any two [...]
Marriage counselling notes…
Posted in Marriage & Relationships, Movies (AnyWood), tagged conflict, conflict resolution, counselling, couples, faithfulness, love, marriage, Marriage & Relationships, nollywood movie, relationships on March 9, 2009 | 5 Comments »
A couple of days ago, I was going through my marriage counselling notes…meen, I had definitely forgotten some of the things I wrote in there. Thank God for grace. I decided to share some of these notes to remind us married couples, as well as help those who, though not married, are on their way [...]



