The biggest valentine of all
I’ve been married for a little more than a year now and I have to say, it’s awesome!
As much as I loved the dress I wore at the wedding, as well as the flowers, the food, and all the various details of that one day, those things are a teeny drop in a big bucket when when it comes to making marriage awesome day in and day out. (more…)

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When I was a senior in high school, I had the opportunity to do a three week independent project of my choice. For my project, I decided to study the Alaska native culture in depth by living and working with people from the Aleut heritage group on St. George Island, Alaska. Located above the Aleutian chain in the middle of the Bering Sea, St. George Island is secluded, predominantly indigenous, and has what some would consider minimum contact with the outside world. That being said, by doing this project I was to go completely outside of my comfort zone and leave behind everything that was familiar to me.
Sex scandals and extramarital affairs seem to fill the news these days. The most recent debacle with Tiger Woods got me thinking about a strange dichotomy in today’s society. From pop-culture to sex education classes, the idea that we are sexual beings that must regularly gratify ourselves with physical pleasures is promoted constantly—and enthusiastically. So much flash and urgency surrounds the topic. Children are experimenting with sex and sexuality at younger ages. And the idea of fidelity of any kind has become perceptually more of a fairytale than a reality.
My family usually does fun, corny Christmas cards in which all of the (now grown-up) kids are in costume and smiling under a slew of puns about the holidays and the New Year. This year’s card, while still fun and corny, has got a different feel to it. I can’t say too much – or it’ll ruin the surprise for everybody – but the tone is a little more sincere. 



by Keith Wommack