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Let Loose and Have Fun!
Try these 36 ideas for a summertime connection.
by Bob Hostetler
MP, Summer 2006
The Plane Truth
Getting my pilot's license could be a boost for my marriage—if it didn't kill us first.
By Joni M. Fisher
MP, Summer 2006
The Cat Rug
I wanted to hide it in the garage. But my husband was latch-hooked to it.
by Beth Ortstadt
MP, Spring 2006
Clear and Present Danger
Relational Advisory for Guys: Giving these gifts can be hazardous.
by Jim Killam
MP, Winter 2005
Don't Wait—Celebrate!
Anytime and every time is good to enjoy each other
By Jeanette and Robert Lauer
MP, Fall 2005
Potato Chip Fallout
I didn't buy the kind she wanted. Now I was walking home.
by David Stroder
MP, Fall 2005
Going My Way?
What a bicycle built for two did to our marriage
by Rachael Phillips
MP, Summer 2005
Mind Games
Take our quiz to find out how well your really know your spouse!
by Phil Callaway
MP, Fall 2004
A Time to Laugh
Why having fun keeps the joy in our marriage.
by Erin Smalley
MP, Summer 2004
Water, Water Everywhere
And nary a moment to think. How would my husband handle my latest remodeling disaster?
by Marsha Marks
MP, Spring 2004
Keep a Lid on It!
Listen up, guys, to this little known secret: Marital harmony begins in the bathroom.
by Bryan Davis
MP, Fall 2003
I Proposed in a Chain Letter!
But she married me anyway, and 20 years later, we're still going strong. Here are five good reasons.
by Phil Callaway
MP, Spring 2003
Moving Violations
How packing (and unpacking) reveals the true marital divide.
by Jim Killam
MP, Spring 2001
Say it with Leather
The real truth about anniversary gifts.
by Conrad Theodore
MP, Winter 2000
Pop Quiz
While it is impossible to fail this test, your answers may determine where you'll spend the night.
by Phil Callaway
MP, Fall 2000
Nightmare on Perfect Street
My totally together friends made my own marriage look downright appealing.
by Betty Smartt Carter
MP, Summer 2000
Have Basement, Will Accumulate
Why do seemingly rational men have this unexplainable urge to keep worthless stuff? I'm pretty sure it's genetic.
by Jim Killam
MP, Spring 2000
A Better Date Night
Eight ways to improve on the old standby—dinner and a movie.
by Ron R. Lee
MP, Spring 2000
The Attic Fiasco
When you're lugging down Christmas decorations, stay on the rafters. Trust me on this one.
by Nancy Kennedy
MP, Winter 1999
Hanging Up the High Tops
My wife cheered the loudest when I announced my retirement from church-league basketball.
by Jim Killam
MP, Fall 1999
Your Best Family Vacation Ever
Want a trip that's 99 percent inspiration, 1 percent destination? Read on.
by Jim Killam
MP, Summer 1999
Wedding Wackiness
MP readers share their nuptial mishaps.
MP, Summer 1999
Dare to Decorate
Two style-challenged homeowners go boldly where they've never gone before.
by Lynn Bowen Walker
MP, Spring 1999
Someone's Knocking at the Door
With my husband's sense of hospitality, it could be a complete stranger.
by Marsha Crockett
MP, Winter 1998
Slump-Busting
Even when you're both at a spiritual standstill, you can help each other reignite your passion for God.
by Jim Killam
MP, Winter 1998
Don't Hog the Blanket
and other things not to do to improve your marriage.
MP, Winter 1998
If I Had a Hammer …
I'd hide it.
by Lynn Bowen Walker
MP, Fall 1998
Household Skullduggery
Can a clutterbug and a clean freak live together without a few secret maneuvers? I don't think so.
by Renae Bottom
MP, Fall 1998
When You Gotta Go …
A tale of rest areas and true love.
by Renae Bottom
MP, Summer 1998
Your Marriage Is Better than You Think
When things just aren't right, what's really wrong?
by Nancy Kennedy
MP, Spring 1998
Aphrodisiacs & Old Lace
Did Bob and Judy wear out the romance when they wore out the honeymoon negligees?
by Betty Smartt Carter
MP, Spring 1998
Snore Warzzzzzzz
And other nocturnal habits of the North-American monogamous male and female.
by Nancy Kennedy
MP, Winter 1997
Bill & Liz's Excellent Adventure
We wanted a second honeymoon. We got more than we bargained for.
by Liz Curtis Higgs
MP, Fall 1997
Welcome to the Bat Cave
I was taken by surprise by a pair of beady eyes while getting into bed one night.
by Nate Adams
MP, Summer 1997
George Invades Cyberspace
Fear gripped me when I imagined my low-tech husband, mouse in hand, wiping out the last two years of my life.
by Charlene Ann Baumbich
MP, Spring 1997
I Married a Gearhead
All I know about cars is they need gas. The rest I leave up to my wife.
by Jim Killam
MP, Fall 1996
The Great Toaster Tart Conspiracy
First they brainwashed my kids. then they came between me and my wife. Where would it all end?
by Randy Frame
MP, Fall 1996
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