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Bread Pudding for the Hungry Husband

Breakfasts, Desserts, Hungry Husband Posts, love & marriage, to thee I wed

It was a beautifully cool and cloudy morning for the Run for Hope race for cancer research, previously known as the Terry Fox Run. Cliff had donned his special "Race for Kids" running vest which he ... Read More about Bread Pudding for the Hungry Husband

Fighting the Good Fight.

inspire, love & marriage, Missions, Preparing to Go, Things I Won't Forget

We had both been going through a trying time. With the uncertainty and s-t-r-e-t-c-h-ing of our patience in waiting on God for His answers with regards to mission work, the making of several ... Read More about Fighting the Good Fight.

A Spicy Quick-fix on a Rainy Day

Hearty Meals for the Canadian Husband, Hungry Husband Posts, love & marriage, to thee I wed

I remember we had decided to eat out at a Hawker Centre that evening. (For those of you reading this overseas, a hawker centre is a cheap and quick way of eating out in Singapore, in an open-air space ... Read More about A Spicy Quick-fix on a Rainy Day

For Better or Worse.

Cliff & Canada, love & marriage, Preparing to Go, Things I Won't Forget, to thee I wed

People see the romantic surprises, the humorous Facebook updates, the loving blog-posts and think we have a pretty-close-to-flawless marriage. The truth? Far from it. I have said things ... Read More about For Better or Worse.

Ten 1st Anniversary Celebration Ideas

love & marriage, Ten Things We Do, Things I Won't Forget, to thee I wed

At one stage before we got together, faced with Cliff’s abnormal skyrocketing liver lab results and grappling with a future filled with hope and uncertainty, I remember it was then that the brevity ... Read More about Ten 1st Anniversary Celebration Ideas

Better Late Than Never!

Hearty Meals for the Canadian Husband, Hungry Husband Posts, love & marriage, Things I Won't Forget

I remember my parents were extremely concerned to know that Cliff had grown up in Canada, halfway across the world. After all, weren’t cross-cultural marriages more fragile and vulnerable to conflict? ... Read More about Better Late Than Never!

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