Marriage in the News
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Those Aren’t Fighting Words, Dear LET’S say you have what you believe to be a healthy marriage. You’re still friends and lovers after spending more than half of your lives together. The dreams you set out to achieve in your 20s — gazing into each other’s eyes in candlelit city bistros when you were single and skinny — have for the most part come true. |
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I remember visiting the stately home of Henry VIII. He was the richest man in the world in his time, but he had neither air conditioning nor indoor plumbing, no Tylenol nor a heated Shiatsu massaging chair. We are all richer than the richest people of the world 75 years ago. What we take for granted today, kings and queens of Europe could not have envisioned. In fact, everyone reading this article is well within the top 10 percent of the richest people walking around the planet today. That means 90 percent of the world’s population think that if they had our money, they would have nothing to complain about. So why don't we feel that rich? |
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Conversations with the Rabbi
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 Children fall into two basic categories, those who have said “I hate you” and those that are going to say it.Gives you that warm fuzzy feeling, doesn’t it! Children say it, not because they mean it, but because they know all baby boomer parents took a vow that they would be best friends with their children. Your children can sniff out your weaknesses better than a police drug dog at a San Francisco Airport. They know what you want and don’t want to hear. In other words, they have your number. Although this question is going to sound like it has an obvious answer, it’s not as easy as you may think. Which would you prefer -- for your children to really love you, or just to say they love you? Whichever one of those two you really want is going to determine just about every single parenting decision. If you choose the latter option then you will never say “no” to your kids. “No” means I really love you. Why? |
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