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The Colemans, Perkiomenville, PA (2025)

11/01/2025

Celebrating our 6th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. We could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

10/27/2025

Being there for your partner.

Life presents us with many challenges and difficulties. On the flip side, It brings opportunities and chances. This is why there’s not a script for couples to follow in their respective relationships.

Because of the ups and downs, it is important for couples to be present and available for their partners to talk to openly. It is also important for couples to recognize when to listen, provide support, and when to advise or provide feedback/suggestions.

For us, we’re still trying to navigate our new normal which is living together, balancing work and daycare schedules, finding time to spend quality time with each other, making time for family, balancing our finances, and the list goes on.

During this time, being available is critical. My wife just joined me in a different country where people are stereotyped and treated differently for many different reasons, and the concept of work much different. Being a support for her and helping her settle in is a top priority.

During breaks and after work I love to hear about her day, what went well and what did not. She explains her day with examples of scenarios and her approach. We laugh some out, talk about some, joke about some, and sometimes deep dive into others. These moments creates a space of open conversation.

I personally look forward to this moment because I always have something to share about my day as well. Considering I just took a new assignment, I’m also adjusting to the new environment and the team.

Hearing those words of encouragement and having someone I can lean on at all times when I’ve a tough day is important for me to continue moving with a positive attitude.

Being a support system and a partner is what makes a great relationship. Being open to listening, challenging, cheering, and pushing each other takes couples to the next level.

10/24/2025

Taking the leap ~having faith can give us the courage to take risks and make decisions that align with our goals and values, even when the outcome is uncertain.

Having faith, even when the outcome is uncertain, can be a crucial step towards achieving one's goals and securing a better future.
Sometimes, you have to take a step into the unknown, trusting that the path will reveal itself as you walk.

Faith is not the absence of doubt, but the willingness to trust despite the doubts.

Faith is not about having all the answers; it's about trusting in the one who does. Your Faith could be the down payment for your future.

10/20/2025

Vulnerability is powerful

Vulnerability can indeed be a powerful and transformative force in our lives. It takes courage to be vulnerable, to open ourselves up to others, and to share our true selves.

Vulnerability can be a powerful catalyst for building deeper connections and relationships. When we're willing to be vulnerable, we open ourselves up to others, sharing our true thoughts, feelings, and experiences. This can lead to:

1. *Deeper trust*: When we share our vulnerabilities, others are more likely to trust us, as it shows we're willing to be open and honest.

2. *Meaningful connections*: Vulnerability can help us form connections with others who share similar experiences or struggles, creating a sense of community and understanding.

3. *Empathy and compassion*: When we're vulnerable, others are more likely to respond with empathy and compassion, fostering a deeper sense of connection and understanding.

4. *Authentic relationships*: Vulnerability can help us build authentic relationships, free from pretenses and masks, allowing us to connect with others on a deeper level.

10/17/2025

I said yes to baby #4 😍

Life has a way of bringing us the best things.
If anyone had told me several years ago that I'd be married to the ultimate love of my life, I would have said they were crazy.
But here I am, and it's like a dream come true. This man gets me, he sees me, and I love how he loves me.
It's like God said, 'Let me love your husband through you,' because our love is mutual. I wouldn't have it any other way.

10/13/2025

Don't let past heartbreak define your future love story. Go fall in love again, and remember that everyone is not like your ex.

You deserve someone who will love and cherish you for who you are. 💕 Keep your heart open, and trust that the right person is out there.
(The last slide 🫣)

10/10/2025

Being into your partner… (how much is too much).

Being "into" your partner can be a good thing when it comes from a place of love. It indicates you're deeply interested, engaged, and invested in the relationship. It shows you value and enjoy each other's company, and this can lead to stronger emotional connections and mutual support.
Our times together is always magical or should I say enough to turn each other on… 😊. From the way we look at each other, the touching, hugs, kisses, and not talking about always ready to… “ you know what” 😜🫣.

Some of the good things about this include:
- Deeper emotional connection
- Increased intimacy and connection
- Mutual interest and effort in the relationship
- Affirmation of togetherness

Now, if "being into" someone becomes overly obsessive, one-sided, jealous or controlling, it might lead to bigger problems like:
- Loss of personal boundaries
- Dependency
- Potential imbalance in the relationship dynamics
- A feeling of being trapped
- Lack of freedom to do things or move.

When "being into" someone is healthy, it involves mutual interest, respect, and balance. Both partners should feel valued, heard, and free to maintain their individuality within the relationship. Each person should be comfortable and okay with the touching, hugs, kisses and sharing love the same way and not a one way street.
A relationship requires two people to be “into” each other the same way or understand what the next person want, and be able to accept that without cutting oneself short, for it to be call a balance relationship.

10/07/2025

Balancing work and family life isn't easy, but it's worth it! My husband and I both work full-time, and our kids are in daycare, but we still make time for what matters. From attending soccer games to dance parties, mom and dad movie nights, and bedtime stories, we're intentional about family time.

We prioritize dinner together every evening, mom & daughter sleepovers, and cooking together on Sundays. It's not always easy - we're tired most of the time! - but with time, effort, and discipline, we're making it work.

The key is to thrive, not just survive. We're figuring it out, and we're in it together. 💕

10/03/2025

Celebrating our final baby!

He's our cherry on top! 😊 We used to have memories of bills only, now it's filled with song lyrics from Miss Rachel 😂. We love being his parents! 🙌 A little soccer star in the making, smart, curious, and full of energy! 💪 Happy birthday to our last little bundle of joy! 🎉 We can't wait to see what the future holds for you, Luke! ❤️

09/30/2025

“Love on our terms - the story of our unconventional wedding”

My husband and I are two peas in a pod - from our first encounter, we knew we had a special connection.

We're both ambitious, goal-oriented, and value our independence.
This independence was evident in how we planned our wedding. We decided to take the reins and organize everything ourselves, from planning to ex*****on, and even sponsoring the event. We shared our vision with our families and asked them to simply show up dressed in green.

With a guest list of 100 close friends and family, we wanted an intimate celebration where we could share our special day with the people who matter most.

What stood out was our desire to share our own photos and moments, rather than having guests share them before we were ready.

Some people might not have understood our approach, but for us, it's about discussing, deciding, and doing things together - and it's a dynamic that's worked beautifully in our relationship.

09/25/2025

"Love Without Borders: How We Made Our Long-Distance Relationship Work"

Our long-distance relationship was put to the test, but we made it work by prioritizing communication and trust. Here are some of the things we did to keep our bond strong:

- We talked every day, often multiple times, and made video calls whenever possible.
- We texted throughout the day to stay connected.
- We ended every call with 'I love you' to remind each other of our commitment.
- We shared our daily plans, locations, and even budgets to stay on the same page.
- We had a joint savings account and made big decisions together.
- We didn't let external opinions or third-party interference come between us.
- We bragged about each other and made sure to leave a lasting impression on those around us.
- We showed our love and appreciation through thoughtful gestures, like surprise gifts and celebrating each other's birthdays.

Through it all, we've learned to communicate effectively, trust each other, and build a life together. Our relationship has grown stronger, and we continue to love each other harder than ever.

09/22/2025

“Our Gratitude will never cease”

God's goodness has followed us every step of the way, and we're humbled by the abundance of blessings in our lives. We're truly blessed, and our lives are a testament to God's goodness and love.

I'm still shaken by the experience of Luke's birth.
After a smooth pregnancy, my water broke unexpectedly at home while we were casually sitting at the dinner table. We rushed to the hospital, expecting professional care, but what we got was a nightmare. The night shift nurse had zero experience and couldn't even start an IV line. They suggested we go home and wait for actual labor! It was unbelievable. We insisted that we were staying.

Long story short, God showed up in amazing ways. Our doctor, my mom, and my husband stepped in to ensure Luke's safety. My husband barely slept for 4 days, advocating for us and standing firm with the medical team. It was a stressful and eye-opening experience, especially knowing that many in Liberia are victimized by the medical system.

The worst part? Money wasn't an issue for us, but the lack of professionalism almost cost us Luke's life. It's heartbreaking to think about those who can't afford quality care. We were blessed to have a support system, but many women aren't so fortunate. This experience has left me with mixed emotions, but I'm grateful for the lessons learned and the reminder to advocate for ourselves and others.

There’s literally no Hope for women.

Luke’s almost a year old and we’ve come back to give God all the glory HE alone deserves.

Luke is the perfect addition to our family, bringing joy and sweetness with his bright smile and curious spirit.

He’s our little cherry 🍒 on top 🥰

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