As we head into the holiday season, the number of opportunities for fun activities goes way up.
That’s all fine and dandy as long as you realize you will need to drop some regular activities to make room for the fun holiday activities.

As you and your hubby discuss holiday plans, talk about what you won’t do to make room for what you will do.
The ability to simplify means to eliminate the unnecessary so that the necessary may speak. Hans Hofmann.
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♥ Prayer Prompt: Ask God to help you keep your holiday commitments to a sane level.
♥ This Month’s Marriage Challenge: Look for ways to team up with your husband in plans, actions, and attitudes.
♥ Encourage Your Spouse: Words Matter What words surround you and those you love?
♥ Holley Gerth: You are Beloved and Chosen Let Him tell you who you are.
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What so many couples seem to do during the holidays is cut out their ‘alone time’ so they can be more socially engaged, and that seems to be false economy.
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Nice comment, Andrew. Yes, it’s easy to let your hubby slide (he’ll understand, right?), but really you need to fight harder to be together during a busy season.