It's amazing the things you can find on the Internet these days. While researching Idaho laws recently, I came across a state statute that's over 100 years old that is hard to fathom.
In the latest challenge to traditional mores, a man claims to have married a laptop. He wants Christian bakers to provide him with a cake and has filed suit in Utah for recognition.
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A 37-year-old Nampa woman is challenging Idaho's laws on artificial insemination, paternity and vital statistics, saying they discriminate against same-sex parents.
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A man with a history of filing longshot lawsuits is suing the Utah County Clerk over a rejection of his request to marry his computer.
ANTHONY, Idaho (AP) — An Idaho man will spend about four months in jail for taking his 14-year-old daughter to Missouri to marry a 24-year-old man who raped and impregnated her.
No marriage is perfect. Marriage is work that usually comes with great rewards. I will be the first to admit that my husband and I don't always have the smoothest conversations. So when researchers suggested that a performance review could improve my marriage I was curious.
A wise man once told me..."happy wife, happy life". If this is true, you may want to read these seven tips we found from FemaleFirst on how to keep the lady in your life happy.
1. Cooking for her.
Having a serious conversation with your husband can be tricky. Not only do you need to find a moment when your children aren't taking notes, but you have to make sure your husband has decompressed from work enough to actually hear what you are saying.
As with most situations, food can help. Serve your husband dinner, then sit down beside him to have that serious conversation.