*I received a copy of This Path We Share: Reflecting on 60 Years of Marriage for review purposes only. All opinions expressed are 100% my own.
February is the month of Love – and Love is defiantly in the air. Along with love there is many who have fallen away from love or seeking new love. How does a relationship last more than six decades? Lois Hjelmstad has the answer!
A little about This Path We Share: Reflecting on 60 Years of Marriage:
” This is the book that any grandmother, mother, sister, or friend will want to give to a new bride…and to herself. How did a farm boy from North Dakota and a willful 17 year old from South Dakota forge a relationship that has lasted more than six decades? How did they withstand tragedy, unprecedented social upheaval, breast cancer, chronic fatigue syndrome, and 400,000 miles of travel together? And why do they say, after all that has happened, And so we lived happily ever after? Lois Hjelmstad, award-winning author of Fine Black Lines and The Last Violet, now shares her poignant story of a marriage that has thrived against the odds. Richly detailed, with a deep understanding of life, this memoir is a gift to any couple–unmarried, newly married, and those wishing to reclaim or retain what they have had. Some bits of core advice from This Path: Nurture your primary relationship tenaciously. Fall in love with each new person your mate becomes. Create a post-parenthood marriage. Reinvent your life to fit changing personal and societal circumstances. Foster a lifelong sexual connection.” Amazon.com
Our thoughts on This Path We Share: Reflecting on 60 Years of Marriage:
This book has taught me a lot about relationships. Not every relationship is picture perfect like movies make them out to be. Mrs Hjelmstad has shown that even through all the hardships and struggles of health and moving and every day life. This is an inspirational book – and I am glad to have been able to add this to my library.
*I received a copy of this book for review purposes only. All opinions expressed are 100% my own.
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