Add A Little Zest To Your Marriage

Last week we discussed How To Bring The Zest Back To a Decade Old Marriage. We all know that once you add up the time spent with our careers and raising our kiddos there’s very little time left for romance. Romance doesn’t necessarily need to be about flowers, chocolates, diamonds or expensive get-aways. Sometimes, the simplest things in life are far more romantic than the exotic trips and candlelit dinners.

When hubby and I were younger and childless we traveled extensively to some of the most beautiful places on earth. Hawaii just happens to be one of our favorites. We love everything about the beautiful tropical islands of Hawaii. Of course, back then we could afford the luxury of travel. Today, not so much. The reality is, we don’t always have the luxury of “time”.

Last week when hubby and I discussed the importance of spending quality time together we both realized how much we actually missed “our time”. I think we were basically going though the motions of being married and raising a family. However, once we took a step back and looked at our daily lives, we both understood we were missing an important ingredient in our marriage, “Zest”. Zest of any kind between a married couple is important. Something a simple as a ball game can actually kindle the old sparks buried beneath our daily responsibilities.

Our goal is to simply build a stronger bond in our marriage, by making memories, building better communication and spending quality time, no matter how or where, as long as we make a conscious effort in our marriage we will still be celebrating our anniversary 50-years from now.

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