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Patrick's Blog on Families: Watching for Infidelity
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Patrick's Blog on Families. Wednesday, July 2, 2014. In his book Drawing Heaven Into Your Marriage,. H Wallace Goddard presents a list of things to look for in your interactions with others. He suggests that there is a progression of infidelity rather than things just happening out of the blue. The following is a list of how things can progress from seemingly innocent behavior to full on infidelity:. An affection grows that claims part of one’s heart. Relationship declared as “special”. REMEMBER: Whateve...
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Patrick's Blog on Families: Personal Strength and Healing
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Patrick's Blog on Families. Tuesday, April 8, 2014. Personal Strength and Healing. Maybe you feel the desire to be a better spouse, parent, or child. Maybe you are trying very hard to make yourself more ready and worthy to enter into marriage to your best friend. Maybe you are just hurting and do not know what to do. Here are a couple very good resources that are focused on healing and using the atonement to have strength to make it through this life. David A. Bednar. In the Strength of the Lord. View my...
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Patrick's Blog on Families: December 2013
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Patrick's Blog on Families. Saturday, December 7, 2013. Children need parents, but perhaps just as much, we need children. This week in class we discussed the importance of being parents. Having children opens new doors of learning for us. As children we were always exploring, learning about, and testing the world around us. As we got older we kept learning but not to the same extent as children. If marriage is a house of learning then raising children is the core curriculum. Sometimes we refuse to push ...
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Patrick's Blog on Families: Repercussions of a Decline in The Family
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Patrick's Blog on Families. Friday, September 27, 2013. Repercussions of a Decline in The Family. There are far reaching consequences of the disappearing of the family. Here are some eye-opening videos to educate us on the affect of declining families on the current and future world population and economy. These videos contain a variety of experts - that's good. New Economic Reality: Demographic Winter. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Repercussions of a Decline in The Family. View my complete profile.
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Patrick's Blog on Families: Deminishing Negative Thoughts and Getting a Hold on a Happier Reality
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Patrick's Blog on Families. Friday, October 11, 2013. Deminishing Negative Thoughts and Getting a Hold on a Happier Reality. Can I just say that there is so much info out in the world today that it's dang dizzying looking for and deciphering what will be of good use? Well in my commitment to bring you only the shiniest most precious gems, I introduce my most recent discovery! In this book he talks about something called Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT). Burns claims that with CBT we may:. Following are a...
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Patrick's Blog on Families: Not Your Grandma's Marriage
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Patrick's Blog on Families. Wednesday, May 7, 2014. Not Your Grandma's Marriage. Some thoughts on what marriage was:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Are We Overly Available to the Wrong Things? To My Fair Mother. Not Your Grandmas Marriage. View my complete profile. March 2nd: We used some paints that I bought in the clearance aisle at Walmart. They have stamps on the top that you can use and the kids loved it. They al. Memoirs of an LDS Therapist. Breaking Free CD Release Gathering - FREE.
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Patrick's Blog on Families: May 2014
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Patrick's Blog on Families. Saturday, May 17, 2014. Are We Overly Available to the Wrong Things? Are we overly-available to the rest of the world? Think for a moment. How hard is it for someone to get a hold of you? How quick are you to drop everything to respond to a text or check on an update someone sends to you through one of your social media apps? How often does this change or affect what you are doing? What about the other many forms of media we use each day? What a beautiful painting! How importa...
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Patrick's Blog on Families: A Case for Maintaining the DEFINITION of Marriage
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Patrick's Blog on Families. Saturday, November 2, 2013. A Case for Maintaining the DEFINITION of Marriage. Why a Good Person Can Vote Against Same-Sex Marriage". Http:/ www.dennisprager.com/why-a-good-person-can-vote-against-same-sex-marriage/. The link above is to a short article that addresses the question "is marriage good for society". It's a good article acknowledging that sometimes those on both sides are looking at different questions about this issue. 8220;The socialist French government has just...
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Patrick's Blog on Families: October 2013
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Patrick's Blog on Families. Tuesday, October 29, 2013. Topics to Discuss Before Marriage. We live in a world where (I have heard it put) we often spend more time planning the wedding and not enough planning the marriage. We refer to the list as a "marriage contract", not the legal kind of contract, but an agreement or consensus of plans for married life. You may want to come up with a list of things that are important to resolve for you personally before you make those vows! Do we want children? Another ...
