by Fred Campos | Jun 22, 2015 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
[W]e’ve all heard it, maybe seen it up close or can speak of first-hand experience. “I’m unhappy in my marriage, but I’m staying in it for my kids.” But should you? Is it an idea that stems from good intentions but is it really in the best interest of the kids? Now we...
by Fred Campos | Jun 2, 2015 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
[Y]our divorce is final; you are exuberant over your new-found freedom. You plan to go out, celebrate with buddies, buy expensive clothes, maybe even a car, or take that exotic vacation you’ve been putting off. Shoot, maybe you’ll do them all. While all of that sounds...
by Fred Campos | Jan 17, 2015 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
[Y]ou have called your children together for a major announcement. You’ve removed all the distractions; you have their attention. They know you’ve been dating this woman for a while, and you like her. Of course, you’ve dated others who have come in and out of your...
by Fred Campos | Nov 13, 2014 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
[Y]ou’ve been divorced for a while, and you’ve slowly rebuilt your personal and maybe even professional life. You’ve settled into a new arrangement with your children, which may include a new school and home; you have put much of the divorce’s emotional trauma behind...
by Fred Campos | Oct 13, 2014 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
[D]uring World War II, the Empire of Japan organized “kamikaze” suicide attacks against the Allies. Special forces were trained to pay and give the highest sacrifice in an effort to advance the mother empire in the growing war. I often wonder if young...
by Fred Campos | May 27, 2014 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
TThroughout life, our personal connections go through a metamorphosis. Parents go from being authority figures to counselors, confidants, sometimes even friends. Over time, the bond with spouses mature, and lives grow more nurturing. Most of the time. Sometimes, the...
