They say laughter is the soul of romance, which means corny jokes must be the bedrock of a happy marriage. The value of a cute love joke or a flirty knock-knock joke is well known to those who grew up in the pre-meme era when the only messages you could pass to a cute classmate were folded notes or chalky candy hearts. In the tradition of the classic “I Choo-Choo-Choose You,” these puns and cheesy jokes are family-friendly but a little flirty, meaning they can earn you a laugh from your kid and a wink (or an eye-roll) from your significant other.

While Martin Luther King Jr.’s most iconic moments include delivering soaring rhetoric that roused the conscience of a nation and leading a movement that changed the course of history, he was passing the string beans as a father of 4. But despite the earth-moving nature of his day job, King’s family life includedmany moments that were relatably ordinary. Michael Ochs Archives / Getty Images On a day where we celebrate King’s ideas, which irrefutably made us a better nation, take a minute to celebrate the man himself.

Brandan De Nuccio from 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way is the son of Oregon native Angela Stiggins. When he appeared on the show, he shared about himself and his family. Fans of the show wished to learn more about him. This article is all about his mom. We cover details about his age, job, and more as this article proceeds. Meet Angela Stiggins, 90 Day Fiance Star Brandan De Nuccio Mother 90 Day Fiance star Brandan De Nuccio is the son of Angela Stiggins.

Compromise is as much a part of a relationship as making coffee and falling asleep while watching Netflix. One person says one thing, the other person says another. Ideally, you try to meet in the middle. Compromise is rarely fun but it’s necessary and important. Here’s the thing: We can talk about sharing, but deep down, we like to get what we want. We accept that we don’t and know that sometimes the split it fairly method works, sometimes we get more than we thought, and sometimes we get less.

These thoughts have been weighing on my heart, and lately, I can’t escape them. As close as my daughter and I are now, as much as we’ve been through together and as much as I know she’s genuinely happy, there’s this constant feeling of guilt and shame that haunts me. The guilt comes from so many different places. Guilty that I had her as a teenager and didn’t know what the heck I was doing.