Hey Jim Daley here. If you like the focus on the family broadcast and haven't

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Let me ask you this. What's your favorite season of weather and why? I mean

here in Colorado, we can sometimes have three or four seasons in a day, right?

I've seen it snow in July. I mean, we're camping and it's snowing. It's crazy.

I love all the, I guess that's why I love Colorado because I love all four

seasons. I love winter. Just not too much. I love, I think autumn is one of my

favorite though seasons because the sweatshirt weather. Yeah, it's cool and

off. It's still pretty pleasant out. So just like the weather, you as a couple

might experience and probably do experience seasons in your relationship.

Some are more enjoyable than others, but each one plays a significant role

in helping your marriage be better. I'm John Fuller in the studio with

professional counselors, Greg and Aaron Smalley and they love Colorado like I do.

We're going to hear from them in just a moment or two, but first let's hear from

Deborah Thaleta, who has done some great research on seasons that couples go

through and whether you're a newlywed or you've been married for a while or a

long time, you're going to enjoy this conversation with Deborah. And here's Jim

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