Rhythm in Relationship

Our first interview is with Keziah and Sophie Reimer and in it we discuss their new book "Zack Togs is Ready to Learn." We find out why his name is Zack Togs, why they wrote this story and more! You can find this book on Amazon! 

In this episode we discuss the importance of thanksgiving. Learn some random facts about Canadian Thanksgiving and some practical ways to be thankful all year round! 

In this episode, we responded to a question we got on Instagram: "What would you say to someone who's not yet actively seeking a romantic relationship but wants to prepare themselves to be the best husband/wife possible to their future spouse? Is there any specific/focussed ground work that you think should be done while single?"

Have you ever heard of people making a list of qualities they look for in a future spouse? That's awesome... but we also think its important to make a list about who you want to be as a spouse. Get ready for that season of your life!

Nobody is at their best when they're stressed...and we're ALL stressed sometimes.
In this episode we ask 4 great questions to help you, and the people you love, deal with stress in a healthy way. 

We are excited to introduce the newest member of our family and discuss passions, seasons and memories in life. We haven't slept much in the last couple days...so this should be fun.

A couple years ago we were in Boston and came across a quirky little bookstore.  Amongst the oddities and antiquities we found two tiny books called "Don'ts for Wives" and "Don'ts for Husbands" that were published in 1913 by the author Blanche Ebbutt.
In this episode we have some fun looking at the tips that REALLY didn't hold up well with the passing of time and others that seem to be quite timeless.

Just because we've been married for 20 years and are about to have our 8th child, doesn't mean we're relationship experts.  In fact, is there even such a thing?  We just want to be the best that we can be at finding the right rhythm in our relationship, and you're probably the same.
We're going to share some things we've learned over the years and are looking forward to the dialogue together.