Plus,
couples with children really try to their best to hold it all together during the holidays, even when there are serious underlying issues.
Not exact matches
When an omnipotent, omniscient god could have dealt
with the problem in a much more immediate way, does it
really make sense to wait a
couple of decades for the
child to be born, grow up, and start a ministry?
Can we
really assert that the noble activity of marital intimacy which indeed manifests and promotes the unity of the
couple (thereby «making love») is imperfect when a
couple has recourse to it in a manner consistent
with their understanding that God's will is that they are not being called to have (more)
children at a given point?
Beth Redman remembers a moment growing up in church which further emphasises this: «When I was very young I saw a song on the overhead was written by a married
couple [Noel and Tricia Richards] and something about that
really impacted me... Even as a young
child I knew God was speaking to me that one day I would do that
with my husband too.»
Couple this
with families needing to have herds of
children in order to survive means that contraception
really wasn't the issue you are trying to make it.
Because
with just a
couple of facts and must - do tasks, you
really can give your
child the best sleep start in life, and start building those crucial healthy sleeping skills that will last a life time.
One of the things that we
really appreciate here at MACT Awards are healthy toys that grow
with our
children, toys that stimulate our
children's brains, toys that won't end up in our landfills after just a
couple of playdates, and toys that can be used creatively in numerous ways.
Children want what they have grown up
with (which is an argument for very early separation if the
couple are
really unable to co-operate).
We spend plenty of time together as a
couple while the kids are playing or sleeping, (or even while parenting our
children together... we
really enjoy our
children and our time
with them.
The underlying tension about a
couple (Max and Annie, the latter played by McAdams) in a sort of mid-life crisis, debating having a
child, never
really gels
with any of it.
I mean, this is the same man (
couple,
really, his wife is right there
with him in all of their massive philanthropic activity) working to eradicate malaria and AIDS, provide vaccines to poor
children and microloans to women and families.
Another great idea for those
with children is Andalusia's first interactive museum Parque de las Ciencias, this science museum is huge and would require a
couple of days to
really cover it all.
Exquisitely furnished
with an extensive use of glass and light wooden finishing, providing a cool and refreshing ambiance where guests can immerse themselves in quality time favored by our «no
children» policy allowing a
couple to
really be a
couple.
And then I was offered a job and simultaneously had married a woman
with a
child and presently was to have a
couple of my own, and for the first time was in a situation where I was responsible for four people and it was
really necessary to take the job.
When and if the case moves on to litigation, judges are faced
with tough dilemmas in divorce cases, where they have to sometimes make Solomon - like decisions in
child custody cases, or surgically and unemotionally divide the equities and split the assets of a
couple without an understanding of what is
really emotionally crucial to whom.
The
child therapist tends to go deeper and
really get to know personally the
child and his parents, and the doctor has so much experience seeing a
couple hundred
children at a time so that he can compare signs and symptoms
with a volume of cases and say, «This worked
with many other
children, I think it will work
with you, too.»
Second, once a
couple (
with children) has determined that divorce is going to proceed, it's
really vitally important to obtain some counseling PRIOR TO making a move to separate or talk to the
children so that the process can be handled in the best possible way for the
children's sake.
Many
couples have been so busy focusing on the needs of their teenagers, getting ready for college or other dealing
with other family issues, that it isn't until
children kids are gone that many
couples realize how much is
really missing in their relationship.
The girls got the butter dish for me last year for Christmas, one week I spent $ 10 and bought four kitchen towels, and a
couple of weeks ago (we
really did need more glasses because all of our other ones either broke or have various
children's scribbles on the plastic ones — one even has a «gash» across the side where someone put a hot pan next to it and melted the plastic so it looks like it was cut, but not all the way through, so we've still been using it) I found the four - pack of the Mason jar glasses
with lids and straws for $ 9.95.