Book: Strangling Your Husband is Not an Option

[bookworm]

I finished this book the other day, and I just have to say THANK YOU to Lydia. It has made such a huge difference already in how I look at my honey and how I look at our marriage. I'm so excited to apply the teachings every day-- and I'm surprised at how using what she teaches here can help in other aspects of my life, too-- it's good stuff!!! I'm not going to write a review- I stink at reviews- but I think every married woman in the country should read this book. It kicks Dr. Laura's book's butt...

[runamyrun]

I agree! I loved this book. I love her sense of humor and the stories she tells. It was so easy for me to relate with what she was writing about. I have already forgotten a lot, but the part I remember most is where she talks about each family having all of the elements needed to make it to the celestial kingdom. What my husband has, I am lacking in and what I have, he lacks. Thankfully working together we can make it together. That section in the book really made me thankful that my husband and I are different. It helps me when I want to get annoyed with something small that he may not be the best at, because he is GREAT at lots of other things! I am going to read this book again so it will sink in more and hopefully I can remember it better!