Well, hey, everyone. This is Heidi St. John. And today I'm going to talk about, we're going

to take a little bit of a break from talking about things that are happening in the culture.

And I'm going to focus on maybe for the next couple of days on marriage. And really, I'm going

to be talking to women. I know that a lot of people in the culture think that women and men

are the same, but they're not. And so today, I'm going to spend just a little bit of time

looking back over 33 years of marriage. And remember, this is for women only.

This is going to be a podcast devoted to secrets of a love that lasts.

Stick around. I think you're going to be encouraged.

Well, I hope you guys are enjoying this week. We're almost to the end of the week. Can you believe

it? I am actually home right now. So if you guys hear some noises that don't normally come through

the microphone, it's because I am podcasting from my house. We got snowed in. And I couldn't

make it to the studio. And my son was gracious enough to get out in his Subaru and drive all

of the equipment up here to my house. And so I'm actually looking out my bedroom window right now.

And the snow is falling. And it is absolutely idyllic here in the Pacific Northwest. I actually

love the snow. We don't get a lot, you know, contrary to what people believe about the Pacific

Northwest where we live, which is about people mostly recognize. If I tell them Portland, Oregon,

they kind of generally know where I am. We, you know, people think, Oh, it's the Northwest.

You guys get a lot of snow. No, actually, we don't. It's a very rare thing for us to get very

much snow at all. So when it does know, I like to hunker down and have some hot chocolate. And

that's what we've been doing. So anyway, I'm glad you guys have tuned in today. Thank you guys for

continuing to listen to this show and for sharing it with your friends and your, and your loved ones.

My heart in all of this every time I come on the show is to encourage you toward a life that

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