Positive Marriage Quotes & Love Quotes

Lately, I have been finding myself wanting to freeze little moments in time and remember them forever. I think its easy to remember the “big moments” in your life – your first kiss with your spouse, your wedding, your first house, etc. All of these are amazingly great memories for me, but in the midst of life lately, I find myself wanting to cherish the little things/feelings. I want to remember the way I feel when my husband looks at me with so much love in his eyes. I want to remember the way I feel when I’m so mad and on the verge of yelling then he makes me smile so big and I forget what I was even saying. I want to remember

I came up with this quote recently.  I have always been a fan of mosaic artwork. I had the opportunity to photograph a mosaic wall in a New York Subway station, which provided the background image for this inspiration. When I look at it, I think of how we build our love stories!  Different kinds of memories that create a beautiful, colorful work of art, that others can look upon in admiration and appreciation for the time it took to piece together:)

The love you and your husband share is invaluable.  Simply Priceless. Treasuring your love and the vows of commitment you two made will continue to strengthen the bond you share.  No one else will ever value your marriage as much as you and your husband. Do everything you can to preserve it and protect love so that it endures forever. If you are looking for a beautiful story that illustrates how a husband and wife can preserve and protect their marriage, please read my article I had the privilege of sharing for Karen Ehman and her 12 Days of Christmas series: A Love That Lasts Here is an excerpt: The sounds of holiday cheer spread joy throughout the house.  The Christmas tree was decorated colorfully from

Oh, social networking. You are a bittersweet friend to me. I love you when you connect me to my friends and family near and far. I love you when I’m able to share in the joy of the birth (and sometimes the labor) of a far away friend that I haven’t seen since high school. I love you when I’m able to get parenting advice from friends who have all the knowledge in the world. I love you when I share a funny story of my own little one and my friends and family “like” and “comment” on it. Thank you Pinterest for the breakfast recipes and the rainy day activities for my kids and also for closet organization ideas. And those bunkbeds…someday. But… Sometimes

I am honored to have my friend Jessica, author at Girl in the Corner to be sharing with us today.  If her words touch your heart, please tell her what this meant to you in the comments! Jessica writes: I grew up in a world where marriages just crumbled around me, as I know many of you have as well. It is interesting (and heartbreaking) how this effects different people. For me, even from a young age I thought of the story after the “happy ending” we see in the movies. What happens next? When does that moment arise when someone thinks “I need out of this”. That one thought had me petrified of marriage to the point of never wanting to walk down that isle