Wednesday, September 29, 2004
Reminiscence No. 6
People who find this site via a search engine usually read one archived post, then never return. People who find this site via a link from another site sometimes return for regular reading, but rarely see any of the archived posts. About every six weeks, I pull out some of my favorite posts from the archives and bring them to the attention of regular readers. It's my own private Carnival of the Vanities.
- Steven Curtis Chapman's song describes the journey of marriage as well as anyone ever has.
- Christian men (especially husbands) should encourage each other, not by badgering but by exhortation.
- I don't know how she does it, but my wife can capture so much with just a pen and paper.
- Some couples claim that they never argue. We're not one of those couples.
- Most men would consider it unwise to quit one's job right before marrying. They would probably be right, but I did that, and I'm glad.
- His and Hers VI explains why we fell in love.
- I have a secret identity, or did until I posted a picture of myself in my superhero get-up.
- I married a kolleh—I just didn't know the word for it at the time.
- Marriage is fun. And funny, too.
If you like these, and if you have the time, check out Reminiscences one, two, three, four, and five.
