To the Moon!
A friend recently sent me a clip from a show that ran from the 1950s through the 1970s called The Honeymooners. It starred Jackie Gleason and Sheila MacRae, who played…
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Sheri Mueller
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Sheri Mueller is an LCPC who earned her M.A. in Professional Counseling from Olivet Nazarene University. A certified facilitator and trainer for PREPARE/ENRICH, Sheri has worked for more than 15 years to help individuals, premarital couples, and married couples build and maintain healthy relationships. An Adjunct Professor at Judson University and author of numerous articles and a regular column, Mentor Minute, Sheri, with her husband, Jim, founded Growthtrac Ministries. Check-out Sheri's book, "I Want Him to Want Me: How to Respond When Your Husband Doesn’t Want Sex " 
Green Light, Yellow Light, Red Light
Last week my husband and I had to make a major decision about something that was plopped in our laps at the last minute. I am not a last-minute person.…
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Love Extreme
On an average day, I receive 100-150 spam e-mails about my love life and my need to wear BLING while enjoying romance with my husband. The other day, after I’d deleted…
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Selfless Love
I believe the romantic love celebrated on Valentine’s Day is something to continually weave throughout a marriage, not just one day of the year. Yet Hallmark cards leave out an important word…
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Normal Like Me
I experienced a huge dose of reality after returning from our honeymoon and immersing myself into the routines of married life. I discovered my husband is weird. He did not like…
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Lifelines
The other evening I vegetated on the couch to catch up on a few old programs I’d TiVo’d. As I fast-forwarded through the commercials (my favorite thing to do), I noticed…
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The Holiday “If” List
When it comes to relationships, the holidays have a way of creating tension. Most couples experience some conflict this time of year. Demands on time, money, and patience, combined with…
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A Love Story
Whenever I’m in public, I like to watch how couples interact. There’s a lot I can learn about a relationship through observation. I watch for genuine affection, attentiveness, conversation, touch, and respect. I can…
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Practice Patience
In marriage, more than any other relationship, patience is a daily necessity toward building deeper intimacy. Without patience, intimacy slowly erodes And while we find inordinate amounts of patience daily…
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Are You Married to the Right Mate?
I recently discovered an intriguing article in Psychology Today by Rebecca Webber entitled, Are You with the Right Mate? A few of my favorite quotes from the article include: We’re all…
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