by Janel Breitenstein | Sep 11, 2015 | children, closeness and intimacy, encouragement, enduring love, Family, Ideas, kids, love, love languages, methods, Parenting, practical, relationships, staying in love
If you’re new to the love languages concept, check out the 5 Love Languages website. Click here for 20 ways to express love through words of affirmation, here for the post on expressing love through physical touch. and here for the post on expressing love...
by Janel Breitenstein | Sep 8, 2015 | children, closeness and intimacy, closeness; intimacy, encouragement, enduring love, Family, Ideas, kids, love, methods, Parenting, practical, relationships
If you’re new to the love languages concept, check out the 5 Love Languages website. Click here for 20 ways to express love through words of affirmation, and here for the post on expressing love through physical touch. I’ll use “him” or “her” interchangeably in...
by Janel Breitenstein | Sep 4, 2015 | children, closeness and intimacy, encouragement, Family, Ideas, kids, love, love languages, Marriage, Parenting, practical, relationships
If you’re new to the love languages concept, check out the 5 Love Languages website. Click here for the post on showing affection through words of affirmation. 1.Put an arm around his or her shoulder. 2.Hug them in the morning, or when they arrive home, or to...
by Janel Breitenstein | Sep 1, 2015 | Africa, challenging, compassion, difficulty, discouragement, enduring love, failure, faith, love, poverty
At first, I thought she cheated my son. But when, yielding to my call, she trudged back up the steep grade of our hill, my frustration softened. Her wide black eyes slid up to mine, her forehead glimmering in sweat. Her faded, two-sizes-too-large men’s T-shirt was...
by Janel Breitenstein | Aug 28, 2015 | children, closeness; intimacy, encouragement, Family, Ideas, kids, love, love languages, Marriage, methods, Parenting, practical, relationships, staying in love
If you’re new to the love languages concept, check out the 5 Love Languages website. And here’s their post on The Power of Affirming Words. Scrawl a note on a napkin in their lunch: Praying for you today. So proud of you. Use a dry erase marker on the...