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Valentine’s Day 2001

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Women all over the world are longing for Valentine’s Day to be a romantic and special event. But Valentine’s Day is just once a year! Why not make your marriage relationship so special that you won’t have to wait all year to experience those cherished loving moments? Here is a simple acrostic …making it easy to memorize the pointers that will make every day Valentine’s Day in your life. The LORD will help you with this project…it is of special interest to Him!

V Value your husband …don’t take him for granted.
A Admire his manliness.
L Love him unconditionally…the way GOD loves…and the way that you want to be loved.
E Enjoy the time you get to share together…
N never, ever say, “divorce.”
T Take time to really listen to what he is saying.
I Intimacy is just for the two of you, created by GOD to richly enjoy.
N Nestle in his arms whenever possible.
E Each and every day say and do one thing you know pleases him…

by Gail Dunbar...February 3, 2001

Thank you, Gail, for sharing your acrostic with us for Valentine’s Day. When we are living in a different culture than our own, it is easy to forget the simple things that make for a good, strong marriage.

Gail has a web site you should visit at: www.joythatlasts.com

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