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I have been married to my wife and hero (Stage 4 Breast Cancer Survivor) Stacy for 23 years. We have raised three awesome son's. Together Stacy and I have learned that true love can ONLY be tested through time. True Love is tested through hardships, boredom, and pain. True love has to whether through life's busyness, while withstanding the pressures of Job, family, and home, middle and old age. You determine whether the LOVE you have is true over time. Respect each other,encourage each other, and serve each other minute by minute, hour by hour...As time alone will tell!

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

ALWAYS RESPECT ONE ANOTHER

Respect everyone and show special love for God’s people 1 Peter 2:17.... Parents of young children are often reminded- as when their five-year-old demands, “Get me something to eat!” –of the value of good manners. It’s surprising how much difference a simple “please” can make. Simple gestures of politeness go a long way in helping people interact smoothly and harmoniously. Married couples sometimes need to be reminded that it’s important to continue showing each other the same consideration they did when they were dating. One of the reasons courtship is so romantic is that starry-eyed lovers are always on their best behavior, treating each other with decency and respect. Their every word and action indicates that they value and appreciate one another. Practicing politeness requires forethought and effort, however. It’s interesting to note that good manners do not come easily- children must learn them and then practice them. Youngsters tend to think of themselves first, before considering others’ needs. As adults, unfortunately, we are not entirely free of that inclination. Human nature sometimes causes us to indulge in selfish, disrespectful, immature behavior- which only leads to hurt feelings and resentment. Nobody likes to be treated rudely or taken for granted. Start today by offering your spouse simple tokens of respect it conveys esteem, recognition, and regard. It validates the dignity and worth of the person you love the most

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