by Lainey Hitchman | Hitched
How to Work Out When to Say Something and When to be Quiet ‘Shut it’ or ‘shut up’ are phrases often used to get someone to stop talking, but they’re often considered rude or impolite. Using them is an abrupt way to interrupt and force...
by Lainey Hitchman | Hitched, Marriage, Uncategorized
Have you ever felt decidedly uncomfortable when you hear someone dishing out criticism? I have a ‘nails on a chalkboard’ reaction when I hear others being critical but I’m not always aware of when I am guilty of it. When our son Ryan was little, we...
by Lainey Hitchman | Hitched, Marriage
New Year’s Eve is a time of celebration, a time of reflection, a time of dreaming about the future and a time of making resolutions for the year to come. Most New Year’s resolutions are short-lived, I honestly don’t remember if I made a resolution last year or not...
by Lainey Hitchman | Hitched
If you want to improve your communication don’t just focus on what to say; take a look at what you’re storing in your heart. Luke 6:45 (ESV) The good person out of the good treasure of his heart produces good, and the evil person out of his evil treasure...
by Roy Hitchman | Hitched, Marriage Tips - Hitched Challenge
If you want to improve the connectedness between you and your husband or wife it can be achieved quite easily. Science has shown that the simple act of holding hands is beneficial for your marriage on many levels. It’s such a simple thing to do but contributes...
by Roy Hitchman | Hitched, Marriage Tips - Hitched Challenge
Take responsibility for the lack of romance in your relationship. It’s all too easy to blame your spouse if you feel that romance has died, or was never there in the first place. If you want romance in your relationship, then take responsibility for it and work...
