Once that is figured out, then we have to get the definition of what that language actual means to our mate, complicated🤔. My idea of physical touch isnt the same as my wife’s ☺️.

Not a day goes by that my husband and I do not verbally express our love for each other. It’s fun to catch him off guard, when least expected, and say “I love you today!”

My love language is also dirtbikes!
Well, motorcycles of any kind… 😊
My wife expresses her love for me when she recognizes that I NEED to ride… She even bought me a dual sport bike last fall that a friend of mine was selling so I’d have more opportunities to ride 😁
In turn, I know that her primary language is Acts of Service (read the book decades ago) so, when I’m not riding – or before I ride – I make her honey-do list a priority.
Works out pretty well – married 38 years with 22 years of a submarine sailor career thrown in the mix 👍
Thanks, Larry! 🙂

Hey Larry! We all have that little voice in the back of our heads that tells us we can multitask. I’ve proven to myself a thousand times that I can’t do that effectively. One priority at a time is how we win! Have a great day, everyone!

Good morning from Arkansas!

“How do we change the world? One random act of kindness at a time.” Quote from Morgan Freeman

Hello from Arkansas!!! Thank you for your Think Daily inspiration.

Powerful! Thank you!

Absolutely Larry. Great advice. And Lisa, your vegan cousin would wholeheartedly agree. Don’t eat fast food- it’s junk!

It’s amazing how much sugar is in things you wouldn’t think has sugar but does. It’s so easy to take in more sugar than is recommended without even realizing it.

Wow. Thats very sobering.

Just had my annual physical. Told my doctor I eat a little bacon a few times a month when on my camping property in the mountains. All my labs are great. He said, tell your wife your bacon consumption is fine! And that’s coming from a Jewish doctor. Keep up with your healthy lifestyle, he said. And that I will do! About your quoted post, I had a hard time believing the statistic so I looked it up. The internet says, Suicide (Singularly): Over 720,000 lives are lost to suicide annually worldwide. Combined Violent Deaths: Roughly 556,000 lives are lost each year to the collective actions of criminals, terrorists, and soldiers.

80% Vegetarian. In the words of Michael Greger, MD (and author of “How to Eat Not to Die”), THE LESS MEAT YOU EAT (THE LESS ANIMAL PRODUCTS), THE BETTER. This is not an all-or-nothing game.

When I was a kid my parents decided that we should cut out refined sugar, artificial sweeteners, and follow the Biblical meat diet. My dad immediately lost 30 pounds and has kept that weight off ever since. We also gardened and ate high-quality foods as much as possible. We rarely ever went to the doctor for any sickness and all stayed fit, trim, healthy and energetic. It’s a strict diet and I don’t follow it quite as strictly as my parents did. However, I fully believe it kept us healthier than average growing up. Moderation is truly where it’s at though. Excess in anything will lead to bad results.