We’ve officially rolled into the holiday season and it’s the time of year where we’re thankful for what we have, our families, our friends, our homes, and our jobs. How many of us go that extra step and specifically show gratitude towards our spouses or significant others? After all, they’re the ones who are there through the good and the bad. They’ve seen our best and worse days. Sometimes we can be grateful for them and forget to acknowledge or let them know just how much w

You did it! You made the choice as a couple to get a home together. What a big step and leap of faith I might add. While all this excitement is going on, it’s time to settle down and unpack. Then you stop and realize, “did he really bring that poster from his bachelor pad?” or “is she serious about those pink throw pillows?” Decorating together takes compromise. You’re not going to agree on everything, so find a median or a “safe zone” that you’re both comfortable with. Sit d

Have you ever heard of the 5 Love Languages? Gary Chapman, who is an expert in marriage, first wrote the book titled The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate in 1995. The five languages are: Words of Affirmation Acts of Service Receiving Gifts Quality Time Physical Touch The 5 Love Languages help decide which is the best way someone gives and receives love. All five love languages seem self explanatory, but let’s break down what they actually