Saturday, May 19, 2012

A scattered conversation of a spiritual and/or humorous nature about life, love, and books. Hosted by Michael and Hayley DiMarco, authors of best-selling books on relationships and spirituality including the January 2010 release Cupidity.

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From Michael's Blog

The Pastor Next Door thanks God for NASCAR and his smokin' hot wife

The NASCAR Nationwide series came to Nashville this past weekend and the pastor of a local church here in Wilson county (where we live) gave the... Read more...

Rid of My Disgrace

I have a confession to make. I don't like to read. I'm not making this up. I only like to read until I get the point and, oftentimes, that's... Read more...

From Hayley's Blog

The Beauty of Pain

In our latest release, Over It, letting God get you past life's hurts, Michael and I talk a lot about suffering, and of course, how to get over it.... Read more...

More God Girl Bible Design Ideas

I love my friend Jeanette Herdman. She used to have a show called Scrap In Style TV and she's been nice enough to give me (and you) ideas on how to... Read more...

Reading the Thoughts of Man

Posted on Feb 20, 2010 Last Updated Feb 20, 2010 Posted by Hayley

Women are ravenous readers when it comes to reading the thoughts of our men.

We can listen to what a guy is saying, and figure out in an instant, or at the very least after long conversation with our best friend, what he really meant to say. Reading between the lines. The art of making what a guy said more meaningful than it really was. For the most part women find it hard to believe that a man simply means what he said and nothing more. We are emotionally deep creatures and we assume that guys are exactly the same.

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Sorry Boys, Coffee is a Date

Posted on Feb 10, 2010 Last Updated Feb 10, 2010 Posted by Michael

In the realm of dating and singleness, Hayley and I are known for not pulling punches.

So guys, here's one to the gut:

Coffee is not 'just coffee', coffee is a date.

Is coffee the same as dinner and a movie? No. Is it the same as meeting the parents? No. But it's still a date.

Look, I get why you guys are saying it. You're tired of every hottie giving you a quick once over and saying to herself, "I'm not gonna marry this guy, so what's the point?" Either that or "seems nice enough, but I'm too busy with work/school/ministry to go down that road right now."

So that's the reason for the "hey, it's just coffee baby."

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