Something about the fountains just feels spectacular and beautiful. They play along to all different music and have multiple shows a day. Adding different heights, colors, and shapes, and sizes add to the fantastic 30-minute shows that are lovable for all age groups.
Although all of the gardens can be enjoyable for children, this one adds some extra fun to it. Filled with interactive activities for kids, this garden is filled with plenty for children to do. The spaces are more child-sized and there are plenty of hands-on activities for them to use.
This garden spans a beautiful and extensive 86 acres. Filled with beautiful hiking trails, extensive wildflowers, and the Webb farmhouse, this garden offers a beautiful outdoor experience.
Upon first look these appear to be fake, they are just so ginormous. These become a popular attraction come the summer when they are at their full bloom. Intermixed between the lily's are other wonderful water plants.
A personal favorite, these mini trees are a sight to behold. They are changed and groomed each season to best represent the weather outside. Go each season to experience them all in their beauty.
This feels like something almost out of a storybook. A cute little brick road, surrounded by different plants and flowers of the season. Beautiful lanterns contribute to the mood of the walk making it a walk everyone should take.
Yes, this does sound like a particularly bizarre part to enjoy, but when you see it you would then realize why. The hallway is beautifully decorated with plants and flowers. This makes it easier to find the bathroom and a lot more enjoyable to take a bathroom break.
There is a book called "The Five Love Languages: The Secret To Love That Lasts" by Gary Chapman. The book helps you find the best ways to communicate with your partner.
Don't let the little things bother you. Next time you find yourself annoyed by something small ask yourself "Is this worth fighting over? Am I overreacting?"
They're your partner, not your servant treat them as such.
Don't place unreasonable expectations on each other, we're only human and we're doing the best we can. Remember, the guys from the movies don't actually exist. Don't expect your partner to live up to fictional characters.
Your partner should be one of your top priorities. I'm not saying your whole life has to be about them, but if you're going to spend the rest of your life with them they should be playing a significant part in your life.
Communication is often taken for granted, but it is so important. When you're in a conflict with your partner try to avoid accusing them and try having an open mature conversation.
No relationship is perfect, you're going to hurt each other, but it's important not to hold grudges. It's inevitable that at some point you're going to get your feelings hurt, but you can't hold onto the small things or take them to heart.
You can watch all the movies or read all the books you want, but you will never be prepared for every relationship. Every relationship is different and should be treated that way. You shouldn't go into a relationship with the same mindset as the last one you were in; you should go in with a blank slate so you and your partner can learn and grow together.
God should be your first priority. If your relationship with your partner gets in the way of your relationship with God then you need to re-evaluate your priorities. God shouldn't only be a part of your relationship on Sundays when you go to church, he should BE the relationship, every part of it. A relationship that exists for God will be the one that will last 50+ years.
