The Comfort Zone

I was driving home with my wife the other day.  We were discussing a friend, his wife and the questions he had been asking me. Because I love my wife on a very public level, men come to me with questions. My answer is always the same: You need what I’ve got! One of his questions…

DIY Guy learns a valuable lesson.

What would happen if he had to admit that he had bitten off more than he could chew, requiring him to call the dreaded AAA, tow the MINI to the dealer, and kowtow to the eeeevil masterminds of S.E.R.V.I.C.E. D.E.P.A.R.T.M.E.N.T., the sworn enemy of his credit card and his secret organization, B.U.D.G.E.T.???

Taming the creature of habit…

After X number of years of marriage, are you operating in habit mode? Have you stopped to check to and see if you’ve really been doing what you need to or are you assuming everything’s okay because it feels okay from your perspective?

Did you talk to God today?

Taking time to connect with God, grow my relationship with Him, and learn everything I can about him is probably the most fulfilling thing I have ever done with my life. Everything else I am involved with is enhanced by His presence in it. Everything.

Listening is loving.

Why is it that we as husbands find it easy to listen to a customer, yet quickly become impatient when our wives are talking? The quick answer is that we value our customers’ money. But what does that say about how we value our wives? Ouch.