If You Forget Everything Else, Remember This - Hill, Katharine
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Married life is full of trials and bliss, no matter how long you've been together. One day you're saying your wedding vows, enjoying the honeymoon, making a home together . . . and the next you're working through domestic challenges, paying the mortgage, and struggling to remember your anniversary. Katharine Hill offers her wisdom and guidance in stories and brief chapters to help you navigate the different seasons of marriage. In the busyness of life, this useful book focuses on what matters the most and how to have the very best for your marriage. With helpful tips, bite-size truths, and…mehr

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Married life is full of trials and bliss, no matter how long you've been together. One day you're saying your wedding vows, enjoying the honeymoon, making a home together . . . and the next you're working through domestic challenges, paying the mortgage, and struggling to remember your anniversary. Katharine Hill offers her wisdom and guidance in stories and brief chapters to help you navigate the different seasons of marriage. In the busyness of life, this useful book focuses on what matters the most and how to have the very best for your marriage. With helpful tips, bite-size truths, and hilarious cartoons to make you laugh whether you are newly wed or celebrating your golden anniversary, this book is here to help couples thrive. So, brew a cup of coffee, take a moment, and, if you forget everything else, remember this . . .
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Katharine Hill is the UK director for Care for the Family. She speaks, writes, and broadcasts widely on family matters, and blogs regularly for HuffPost. She has practiced as a family lawyer and served as a board member for the International Commission for Couple and Family Relations as well as a member of a government advisory group on family issues. Katharine is married to Richard and they have four grown children.