Love for a lifetime

A snippet of one of the books my hubby and I are reading together before bed. I have to admit tonight's chapter is something I wish all couples would read before getting married. There's a lot in here I have always believed, a lot I need reminding of, and even things I'd never realized or considered.
We're reading through a book by Dr James Dobson called "Love for a lifetime: Building a marriage that will go the distance." Our current chapter has pearls of wisdom I think could prevent a lot of marital issues and I can't help but want to dwell on it for a bit. I think I'll have to do some studying. I highly recommend reading this book if you are intending to get, or are married. For now I plan to close my eyes. Have a blessed Sunday tomorrow!
The NorMel House

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