by Ramona Zabriskie | Jan 16, 2018 | Building a Partnership, Generating Real Intimacy, Helping Him Find a Dream, Helping Him Open Up, Increasing Unity, Inspiring Him, Leaving a Legacy, Maintaining Your Vision, Managing Conflict, Surviving the Tough Times, Why Marriage
As my readers and students well know, I love collecting examples of Grand Marriage: romances that are, or will be, remembered and influential for good, for generations. Some of …
by Ramona Zabriskie | Jan 8, 2018 | Caring for Yourself, Creating Your Own Happiness, Helping Him Find a Dream, Identifying the Problems, Keeping the Magic, Maintaining Your Vision, Managing Conflict, Rectifying the Wrongs, Surviving the Tough Times, Uncovering the Reasons, Why Marriage
I don’t believe in cutting down trees because I believe in trees! Something mysteriously ancient in me resonates with trees — especially the grand old evergreens of my native Pacific …
by Ramona Zabriskie | Nov 22, 2017 | Caring for Yourself, Creating Your Own Happiness, Keeping the Magic, Leaving a Legacy, Maintaining Your Vision
November is clarity—in the air and of the heart—because, just for a season, we take a deep breath and let mental dust settle, counting our blessings instead of wishing...
by Ramona Zabriskie | Oct 12, 2017 | Building a Relationship, Caring for Yourself, Creating Your Own Happiness, Identifying the Problems, Maintaining Your Vision, Managing Conflict, Preventing Conflict, Rectifying the Wrongs
“If women were convinced that a day off or an hour of solitude were a reasonable ambition, they would find a way of attaining it. As it is, they feel …
by Ramona Zabriskie | Sep 7, 2017 | Increasing Unity, Leaving a Legacy, Maintaining Your Vision, Surviving the Tough Times
“No man knows what the wife of his bosom is until he has gone with her through the fiery trials of this world.” Washington Irving, American author One day, over …
by Ramona Zabriskie | May 10, 2017 | Creating Your Own Happiness, Keeping the Magic, Maintaining Your Vision, Why Marriage
As Song Leader of the Junior Sunday School several years ago, I had the power. “Shall we excuse the three-year-olds early today?” I asked the room full of 4-8 year-olds.…
