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 Hadley Spencer:  https://www.blogger.com/u/1/profile/16719857040151082210  Abbygail Ottley:  https://atottley.wordpress.com/  Abinadi Cruz:  https://abinadi10.blogspot.com/2022/09/first-week-family-relations.html  Alayna Earl:  https://jadesfamilyinsights.blogspot.com/  Alexandria Walton: https://alexwalton-faml160.blogspot.com  Alisa Tanner: (alisasweeklyblog.blogspot.com) Angela Larson:  https://insightsonfamilyrelations.blogspot.com/  Ashley Garvin: https://defenderofhome.blogspot.com/  Cody Giauque: codygiauque.blogspot.com  Earl Woolery:  https://faml160earlwoolery.blogspot.com/  Eleanor Barnum:  https://eleanorfamilyblog.blogspot.com/  Emily LeFevre:  https://emilyjanetmarriageandfamily.blogspot.com/  Emma Haderlie: hoopesemma.blogspot.com  Gabriela Valdez:  https://familyrelation2022.blogspot.com/  Hanna Minson:  https://bloggingforthegreatergood934.blogspot.co...
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Week 8- Stress Doesn't Have to Define Us

As college aged married and young single adults many of us believe that if we could just get money that the majority of our stress would deplete. Or if we just could get a good job, nice house and get a head start on our family goals life would become picture perfect. However, more often than not that just simply isn’t the case. All those things may help but the test of mortality is not to sail through life rather to go through trials and hardships that will draw us closer to our family and ultimately God.  Each of us have different stressors in our own life and we each deal with them in significantly different ways. To one person your load of stress may seem a little bit easier while to another person the load that you are caring would cripple them. This brings in the factor of comparison. Ryan Michael Hawks said, “Stop comparing yourself to others. The results of our comparisons are usually inaccurate because we usually match up our worst with their best. In reality, the person w...
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Week 3- A Different Culture Doesn't Have to Come from Across the World

 I want to start off with a little story. For the purpose names are changed and we will call the husband Jack and the wife Jill. Jack and Jill grew up in the same small town, going to the same church, school and both playing sports. They were both in student leadership and at least 2 choir classes. They had similar friend groups and would even hang out with each other on some occasions. You would think that with so many similarities they too would be similar in most ways of thinking and acting. With some time apart after high school they yet again found themselves doing many of the same things, in the same town, going to the same college. Long story short they fell in love and got married.  Previous to getting married they talked through the big and important things leaving only the little inconsistencies to manifest themselves only as time goes on. One month in and the newlyweds are thriving in most ways until the trash can is full. Neither have a problem taking it out (thank...
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