By Kieran Lin Rich – KRich13@bellsouth.net
Jeff and I spent last weekend shopping for my perfect pants — or in this case, the perfect shorts. Most husbands aren’t very enthusiastic about shopping with their wives; but, we have already established that Jeff is an exceptional husband. And besides, the ellusive shorts were a sporting goods acquisition which put them [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘marriage’
May 17, 2009
Just Do It
March 2, 2009
Our Best Nights
By Kieran Lin Rich – KRich13@bellsouth.net
Friday nights are date nights for Jeff and Kieran Rich. We take turns planning dates and try really hard to come up with something original once in a while – something that doesn’t include the standard “dinner and a movie.”
As a result, we’ve had some interesting dates. One such date included [...]
February 8, 2009
To Live with Fear
By Kieran Lin Rich – KRich13@bellsouth.net
Note: This blog has been kicking around in my draft file for several months now as its subject is something I truly struggle with and am not exactly comfortable writing about. Every time I’ve written on this file, I kept asking myself, “Do I really want to put all of these [...]
November 16, 2008
One of Those Days
By Kiera Rich – KRich13@bellsouth.net
It was one of those mornings at our house. You know, the mornings when life just seems…well, a lot like life. I had my typical Sunday morning. I got up, stumbled around, ran into large pieces of furniture and then it happened. I went to take my medicine and the lid wasn’t on [...]
August 10, 2008
Learning Curve…ball
By Kiera Rich – KRich13@bellsouth.net
I sinned last Sunday. This, unfortunately, is not really big news. However, it was the way that my sin was committed that particularly bothers me. And although I do not normally feel the need to confess everything to my faithful readers (A special ”thanks” to all five of you!), I wanted to tell you [...]
February 10, 2008
Four Minutes
By Kiera Rich – KRich13@bellsouth.net
I have a confession to make. My mind wandered during the sermon this morning. It wasn’t that Pastor Jim’s words weren’t compelling — they were. It was the fact that the sun was shining brightly, drawing my attention to the floor to ceiling cathedral-type window at the front of the church. [...]
