From Captain's Daughter to Army Mom: Dreamfields October #HealthyPastaMonth Receipe and Giveaway!

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About Arranged - FYI Network

2015 and "Arranged" is at the top of my  list of stellar programs on television.  Noone gets in between my favorite program and my off time.  It may be because my background is very similar to the families portrayed in this reality show.  No, our family does not believe in arranged marriages but once that is set aside...it's like reliving my young years in a very close knit Italian family with staunch belief's in family and making marriage last.  I come from a very large old school Italian broad.  Grandpa Antonio & Grandma Rafeala gave birth to 19 children (long before 19 kids and counting).  They owned a huge duplex, with 2 apartments atop their primary residence.  When I was young our family lived in the upper front apartment while my Uncle Tony and his family lived in the back.  I thought at that time that we were rich because our street was riddled with aunt and uncles and cousins.  I thought the DiFalco's owned the street in Detroit in the early 60's.  I seen my cousins on a daily basis so we grew up more like brothers and sisters rather than cousins.  We went to school together, played together and everyone ate downstairs at grandma's place.  The kids all felt overwhelmed with lots of supervisors because whenever our parents weren't around, there was always an aunt or uncle there to keep an eye out on us...myself included.  I cherish those days and the memories.  It would take me years before I found out that not everybody grew up that way.  Our family was deeply spiritual and had many ground rules like respect your parents, showing respect and not bringing reproach to our family name. So in a lot of ways I can relate to 'Christian & Maria's' lifestyle.  Perhaps this is why this program brings a warm inner feeling when it airs.  I wish only the best for all the couples.  I dearly love learning about diverse cultures. About Arranged - FYI Network:



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About Arranged - FYI Network

2015 and "Arranged" is at the top of my  list of stellar programs on television.  Noone gets in between my favorite program and my off time.  It may be because my background is very similar to the families portrayed in this reality show.  No, our family does not believe in arranged marriages but once that is set aside...it's like reliving my young years in a very close knit Italian family with staunch belief's in family and making marriage last.  I come from a very large old school Italian broad.  Grandpa Antonio & Grandma Rafeala gave birth to 19 children (long before 19 kids and counting).  They owned a huge duplex, with 2 apartments atop their primary residence.  When I was young our family lived in the upper front apartment while my Uncle Tony and his family lived in the back.  I thought at that time that we were rich because our street was riddled with aunt and uncles and cousins.  I thought the DiFalco's owned the street in Detroit in the early 60's.  I seen my cousins on a daily basis so we grew up more like brothers and sisters rather than cousins.  We went to school together, played together and everyone ate downstairs at grandma's place.  The kids all felt overwhelmed with lots of supervisors because whenever our parents weren't around, there was always an aunt or uncle there to keep an eye out on us...myself included.  I cherish those days and the memories.  It would take me years before I found out that not everybody grew up that way.  Our family was deeply spiritual and had many ground rules like respect your parents, showing respect and not bringing reproach to our family name. So in a lot of ways I can relate to 'Christian & Maria's' lifestyle.  Perhaps this is why this program brings a warm inner feeling when it airs.  I wish only the best for all the couples.  I dearly love learning about diverse cultures. About Arranged - FYI Network:



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About Arranged - FYI Network

2015 and "Arranged" is at the top of my  list of stellar programs on television.  Noone gets in between my favorite program and my off time.  It may be because my background is very similar to the families portrayed in this reality show.  No, our family does not believe in arranged marriages but once that is set aside...it's like reliving my young years in a very close knit Italian family with staunch belief's in family and making marriage last.  I come from a very large old school Italian broad.  Grandpa Antonio & Grandma Rafeala gave birth to 19 children (long before 19 kids and counting).  They owned a huge duplex, with 2 apartments atop their primary residence.  When I was young our family lived in the upper front apartment while my Uncle Tony and his family lived in the back.  I thought at that time that we were rich because our street was riddled with aunt and uncles and cousins.  I thought the DiFalco's owned the street in Detroit in the early 60's.  I seen my cousins on a daily basis so we grew up more like brothers and sisters rather than cousins.  We went to school together, played together and everyone ate downstairs at grandma's place.  The kids all felt overwhelmed with lots of supervisors because whenever our parents weren't around, there was always an aunt or uncle there to keep an eye out on us...myself included.  I cherish those days and the memories.  It would take me years before I found out that not everybody grew up that way.  Our family was deeply spiritual and had many ground rules like respect your parents, showing respect and not bringing reproach to our family name. So in a lot of ways I can relate to 'Christian & Maria's' lifestyle.  Perhaps this is why this program brings a warm inner feeling when it airs.  I wish only the best for all the couples.  I dearly love learning about diverse cultures. About Arranged - FYI Network:



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Adam Benforado's "Unfair- The New Science of Criminal Injustice"

             
                     "Unfair" by Adam Benforado takes a stark look at the unfortunate failings of our justice system.  It is no secret to most individuals that the legal system has had is flaws.  Benforado unveils as to what degree.  His findings are dismal.  The author reveals shocking evidence through case experiences and thorough research.  The book left me feeling frustrated and with further questions.  I was given the opportunity to review this book for the Blogging for Books Network

John Rosemond Takes Baby Boomers On A Sweet Venture Down Memory Lane

                     John Rosemond's "Grandma Was Right After All" takes an in depth view of old fashioned parenting vs today's parenting.  Many of us baby boomers remember this era as the pre Dr. Spock days when parents only goal was setting boundaries in order to prepare their children for their future.  At that time discipline was the highest form of love.  Many thought that parents were too stern but in the long run, their methods worked  As a by product of the seventies I was blessed in that regard.  The author playfully discusses the many sayings that were common to everyone's parents.  Rosemond takes us on a fun journey down memory lane.  How awesome life would be if this old fashioned parenting were still implicated today. Kudos to the Tyndale Blogger Community for allowing me to receive a copy of this excellent book in exchange for my review.  What a Remarkable Read~

Argument Free Marriage? Yes it's Possible! Fawn Weaver's Newest Publication~

   Best Selling Author & Founder of Happy Wives Club online, Fawn Weaver's newest publication 'The Argument-Free Marriage (28 days to creating the marriage you've always wanted with the spouse you already have)" offers simple and sound advice for her readers.  Fawn gives couples tools to learn to live together in peace.  She warns that this book is not intended for those in abusive relationships.  Otherwise, readers will find resolve to the multiple situations which might interfere with a successful relationship.  With each chapter there is a questionaire and tasks for each spouse.  I applaud Ms. Weaver for elaborating on the importance of respect and showing your significant other appreciation.
I decided to review this self-help manual for the Book Look Blogger community because I have been blessed into an argument-free marriage.  I found it alarming how many others doubt that this can be acheived.  Being told that this is near impossible, I was excited to have this publication to share.  I highly recommend this great resource for couples.
To learn more about The Happy Wive's Club .