Book about living together.
December 5, 2009 1:58 PM Subscribe
Help me remember a large coffee-table style book about marriages or being together.
I had it bookmarked on my old computer, and didn't bring it over to my new one. It was a large (coffe table) book of various saying by couples about being together. Young, old, multi national and was written or compiled by a woman. It was about 3-4 years ago if I remember correctly. I kept it on file for when my daughter would get married, and guess, what, she just got engaged.
I had it bookmarked on my old computer, and didn't bring it over to my new one. It was a large (coffe table) book of various saying by couples about being together. Young, old, multi national and was written or compiled by a woman. It was about 3-4 years ago if I remember correctly. I kept it on file for when my daughter would get married, and guess, what, she just got engaged.
Response by poster: No this is not it, but thanks. This was a written by lady and no others.
posted by Mickelstiff at 2:18 PM on December 5, 2009
posted by Mickelstiff at 2:18 PM on December 5, 2009
Best answer: Sounds like
Everlasting Matrimony (2004):
Sheryl Kurland "interviewed 75 couples married 50 years or longer to discover "What really keeps a marriage ticking?"; over 4,000 years of marriage are represented in the book. Husbands and wives were interviewed separately. The couples reside across the U.S., and represent a sprinkling of America," from different faiths, ethnicities and backgrounds. In the 160-page, hard-cover volume, they share uncensored, unedited advice and insight on every aspect of relationships, ranging from communication, sex and money to children, religion, hardships and much more. Along with their prose, the couples are pictured in “early” and “today” photographs.
posted by mmw at 5:46 PM on December 5, 2009 [1 favorite]
Everlasting Matrimony (2004):
Sheryl Kurland "interviewed 75 couples married 50 years or longer to discover "What really keeps a marriage ticking?"; over 4,000 years of marriage are represented in the book. Husbands and wives were interviewed separately. The couples reside across the U.S., and represent a sprinkling of America," from different faiths, ethnicities and backgrounds. In the 160-page, hard-cover volume, they share uncensored, unedited advice and insight on every aspect of relationships, ranging from communication, sex and money to children, religion, hardships and much more. Along with their prose, the couples are pictured in “early” and “today” photographs.
posted by mmw at 5:46 PM on December 5, 2009 [1 favorite]
Response by poster: Thats it, thanks ever so much!
posted by Mickelstiff at 7:40 PM on December 5, 2009
posted by Mickelstiff at 7:40 PM on December 5, 2009
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posted by anderjen at 2:05 PM on December 5, 2009