Connect With Your Spouse Using Ally

My husband, an associate pastor, and I had a premarital counseling session with a young surgeon and his fiancée. At the end of our meeting, the young woman asked for ideas for how to connect with your spouse. We glanced at each other and smiled. “The Ally” came out of our mouths at the same time. We laughed like teens in love.

For the past seven years, my husband and I have remained committed to our once-a-month Ally date. It is our marriage anchor. Our Ally date encourages us to share and connect with each other on a deeper level. Here’s what an Ally date is and why you and your husband need it, too. 

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WHAT I’M READING

I’m several pages into reading  From Scratch: A Memoir of Love, Sicily and Finding Home written by Tembi Locke. So far, I’m committed to reading it though because I like comparing books to movies — and I’m looking forward to watching “From Scratch” on Netflix in October. The books are usually better. What do you think? 

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POEM OF THE WEEK

This week’s poem is “I Worried” by Mary Oliver.

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Until Next Time, Enjoy Your Next Breath

Kadine Christie