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I’m interviewing my husband in this episode, asking him the questions sent in by you! This was fun, and he makes me laugh. I hope it’s helpful and encouraging for you.
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I would keep the painting because it is special to him and it has sentimental value. Maybe get it reprinted in a smaller size so that it is more usable.
Dana,
I sooo enjoyed this podcast. Hearing the give-and-take between you and your husband was like a breath of fresh air! 8 ) Hearing how comfortable you are with each other, the humor from BOTH of you, your laughter, his dry sense of humor…y’all honestly made me laugh out loud several times, and (unfortunately) I truly don’t do that very often. 8 / I loved hearing him express HIS faith as well. Listening to his supportive comments, even if they might have been accompanied by an “eye roll” at times, made me even more of a “fan” than I already was. Thanks to BOTH of you for your honesty and your willingness to share your thoughts on this very real (and common) struggle so many of us experience.
I’ve been listening for months and haven’t felt the need to comment, but I loved the interplay between you two— the ways you made each other laugh. It was super sweet! I related to and enjoyed your first book enough to seek out and start listening to the podcast, and today’s podcast made me need to reach out. You’re clearly determined to make me a fan for life!
You two are so cute! I listen to your podcasts on my daily walk. I just about lost it when your husband answered a question by describing your coffee cup “container “!!! Hahahaha! 🙂
I’ve heard you talk about the painting in prior podcasts and I might have a possible solution.
You could commission an artist that you like to paint over the painting with something you’ll love or as a family “project” you could paint over it with colors you love and hang it in your home. That way you still have the original painting underneath. You could also rub away or scratch into the new paint so that parts of the original painting shows through.
I really love listening to your podcast!! Thanks for putting yourself out there.