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The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse Re: Relationships

by Kassandra Lamb One of the big names in the field of researching marriage and divorce is Dr. John Gottman. He uses this line (from Revelations in the Bible)—the Four Horsemen of…

November 17, 2020

Why Is the Divorce Rate So Low? (encore)

by Kassandra Lamb No, that is not a typo in the title—I am asking why the divorce rate is so low. As I contemplate the approach of the 44th Valentine’s Day I…

February 11, 2020

Review of a Love Story/Memoir for Our “Off” Week

by Kassandra Lamb Since today is my anniversary (42 years), I thought a review of this memoir would be a cool thing to share with you all, for our off week’s “something…

August 28, 2018

4 Things We’ve Learned After 40 Valentine’s Days

by Kassandra Lamb Hubs realized this past Valentine’s Day that it was our 40th one together. We started dating in the fall of 1975. That got me thinking about when and why…

February 23, 2016

R.E.S.P.E.C.T. in Relationships — Why Is It So Hard?

by Kassandra Lamb In honor of Valentine’s Day coming up this weekend, I figured a post on relationships would be appropriate. I read an article recently–a blog post by a guy named…

February 9, 2016

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