Marital Talk

I have decided to do one book review every week. I will read the book, and then I will write a post about the book. The books will all be about marriage. I am going to be selective - I will not be reviewing any books that go against my convictions (I am a Christian),  that promote Gay Marriage, or Open Marriages, or any thing I am against. If you would like to suggest a book for me to read and review, feel free to comment and leave your suggestion. I read all comments (they all get emailed to me).

Time for another network wide comment contest for the public.

If I had $300 dollars I would buy________.

What would you buy with $300? Or even $200 or $100? Now is your chance to find out! Comment on any 451 Press site during the month of August and you could win! Three comments will be chosen at random to win a cash prize of $300, $200 or $100. The more you comment the more chances you have to win. So start reading and let those fingers fly.

As long as you are here, you might as well begin with mine.

Hello,

I just wanted to give a quick intro for any current readers of this blog. I’m Rhyah and I am the new Marital Talk writer. I’ve been married for 7 years, but I have been with my husband for 10 years. For those of you wondering if people really ever do marry their prom dates that answer is yes. I’ve been with my husband since high school and he was my prom date. We have two children and live in a rural part of Missouri. I look forward to having tips, advice, discussions, and fun with the topic of marriage and relationships.

Most people still want to get married, and once they do, they really want to have a good marriage - one that lasts forever. But most of the time, that’s easier said than done. Statistics say that more than half of marriages today end in divorce. So, where do you go to get the tools you need to craft a happy, lifelong relationship? Who do you trust to give you the advice you need to hear? Never fear, you can show up right here at Marital Talk. I’m working hard to bring you real-world tips to make your life “wedded bliss.” If you and your spouse are willing to work hard too, you just might find the treasure you’ve been looking for, right there next to you.