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UPrinting.com is a great online resource for all of your printing needs. From business cards to brochures, UPrinting has everything you need. UPrinting has been gracious enough to send me 250 stickers for Jen's Love Lessons! Thanks UPrinting! I'm really excited about them and I can't wait until they...

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Below is a reprint of an article describing 10 steps to a happy, healthy remarriage. The author of this article, Wednesday Martin Ph.D., is also the author of the acclaimed novel Stepmonster: A new look at why real stepmothers think, feel, and act the way we do. She was also a regular contributor to...

love lessons: breaking free: 4 male & 4 female gender role stereotypes you need to eliminate from yo
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Peg and Al, Ross and Rachel, Lucy and Ricky, Homer and Marge. This may be difficult for some of you to believe, but famous television couples like these, along with other aspects of the media, have a significant impact on how we choose our mates, communicate and interact with each other, and view se...

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Okay, so I'm not exactly sure how wise these love words are, but they're definitely interesting. Cosmopolitan Magazine posted these two online articles that list 10 things that men and 10 things that women don't want to hear in bed. From "is it in yet?" to "who's your daddy?," these two articles are...

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Have you ever been broken up with? Have you ever had to initiate the breaking up? Whether you're the dumper or the dumpee, ending a relationship is a difficult communicative task for most individuals to complete. (And by the way, whoever decided that texting was an acceptable way to break things off...

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Modern Family is a new show that premiered last Wednesday on ABC. Let me just start by saying that it's ridiculously hilarious. It follows three unique families (who are all related): Ed O'Neill's (aka Al-freakin-Bundy!) character Jay is the patriarch of the family. He is married to a much younger a...




















