Articles, tagged with "first wife", page 2
03rd June 2010
So is there life after divorce? The answer is yes but for many this can be affected by ongoing financial obligations from an earlier marriage. Statistics show that remarriage is usual and that thoughts of 'once bitten, twice shy' do not last.
What will...
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Legal-Zone
25th May 2010
Today I am going to get personal and share with you my own experience in romance. My first wife was my soul mate, my best friend, my lover, she was the love of my life. We were young when we got married. I was 21 and she was just shy of 18. We grew ...
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TJPAL1
24th May 2010
Divorce can be brutal on you emotionally. When my first wife divorced me, I was devistated for a couple years. Needless to say, back then I did not understand how to feel bliss and all I had was anger, doubt, fear, disappointment and hurt feelings.
T...
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Matthewferry
26th February 2010
With more than 1 out of 3 adults in the US (70 million)
taking OTC or prescription pills for digestive disorders
and the pain associated with them, as a nation, we have
serious health problems. And we're spreading our problems
around the world.
...
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crawfordsparky
17th September 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Lucille Uttermohlen
One of my favorite cases was one where the wedding took place 2 months before I was born. We won't dwell on when that happened to be. It might make me blush, and at least one of us would rather I didn't. Howeve...
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Lucille P. Uttermohlen
07th September 2009
Ganesha is the youngest member of Lord Shiva’s family and is known to be very dear to all the Hindu deities mentioned in the Hindu mythology. Though, there are many famous tales associated with the birth of Ganesha or Ganesh, the most popular is tha...
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Ford Walston
01st June 2009
Purim is a holiday in the Jewish religion that commemorates the saving of the Jewish people in ancient Persia from impending massacre orchestrated by the tyrant Haman. It is commemorated on the 14th day of the month of Adar on the Hebrew calendar which t...
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Robert Levin
14th May 2009
I did not have a clue why I chose to marry my first wife. That reason was buried deeply inside my rather inexperienced mind. I didn't know how to look for and foster a quality relationship. The clues were right in front of me and I missed them. I'll b...
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Len Stauffenger
01st May 2009
When we are young, we are inexperienced and just not savvy when it comes to building quality relationships. We base our decisions on reasons that are subtly buried inside ourselves, and we avoid looking at the clues that are right in front of us. I, for...
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Len Stauffenger
14th April 2009
Films are great source of entertainment for people. They are enjoyed all over the world by the viewers. They are a good option to spend your quality time and remove your boredom. They reflect various issues that crop up in the society. Some films move the...
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aldenjerry
02nd April 2009
The story of creation was heralded by the creation of man and woman, and basically that is where it all began. It is the needs of Adam to have a companion that give the Christian singles something that reflect their situation. Most of them have passed the...
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Francis K Githinji
01st April 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Mike Bond
Ever since I was a boy, I thought that being nervous and anxious was something from which everyone suffered.
I never gave a thought to the fact that it was somehow unnatural to have butterflies in your stomach. It never...
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Mike Bond
18th November 2008
A polygamous marriage is the union of one man and several women. It has been very popular since bible times and, the record breaker had to be King Solomon who had hundreds of wives. However, with the onset of the New Testament, Christians are now restrict...
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Francis K Githinji
08th September 2008
I am currently reading a fascinating book about Henry VIII and his six wives. The author of the book states that happy families all resemble one another, while unhappy families are unhappy in their own unique ways.
And Henry VIII was very good at crea...
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Elsabe Smit
03rd September 2008
Katherine Swynford. By Alison Weir. 2008. Read by Judith Boyd. 12 cassettes. 16 hrs. 45 mins. Clipper Audio 978-1407421436
Alison Weir is widely known for her historical fiction, but she researches and writes historical biographies as well. Inspire...
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