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there. This is Verity, where every woman is a theologian. Welcome back to Verity podcast friends.

This is Felicia Masonheimer. I am the host of Verity, and we are an episode 11 of the Honest

Marriage Series, almost done only one episode left. My husband Josh is here with me.

Hey guys. And we are talking today about leisure activities and cultivating common interests.

Have we ever had a problem with that? No. Never. We don't struggle with common interests.

If you've listened to the whole series, you might remember that in our pre-marital counseling,

our counselor pointed out that the area where we had the greatest difference, the least

commonality was in our leisure activities and things that we did together from music that we

both like to hobbies, to sports, any and all of it. There was actually nothing that we really had

in common. In fact, I'm trying to think back. And can you think of anything that we genuinely both

enjoyed at that point? Skiing, but we didn't really do any of that when we were in our early stage

of marriage. That's true. So skiing, we had a meal. Yeah. And we went to movies, I guess. But we

didn't like the same movies. So I let you go to Lincoln with your friend. Lincoln? Yes. Yeah.

Well, all that to say, we did not share a lot of the same interests. I am more of a reader. I

love history. I love, you know, going to historical sites. And Josh, what kinds of things do you like?

I'm a little more of a nerd, so I like technology and pool and bullying and games.

Yeah, video games and stuff like that. So it's not really the same alley. Yeah, definitely.

Pretty different in terms of what we enjoy. And I think this may bring up to some people,

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