Lenox – The Family Dinner Project

[:en]Getting off on the Right Foot: Creating a Dinner Ritual[:]

Nov 5, 2014

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[:en]As a couple, you’ll have dozens of decisions to make about how to share your life. Establishing a dinner ritual is a great place to start.[:]

[:en]Telling Stories[:]

Oct 29, 2014

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Jono

in Conversation, Lenox

[:en]Telling stories is an ancient way of communicating that still has great power. Think of how storytelling helped you and your partner get to know one another when you were first dating…[:]

[:en]Getting to know other couples and spending time with friends is important for any relationship; after all, no matter how deeply in love you are with each other, you can’t spend every second gazing into each other’s eyes![:]

[:en]Alternatives to “How Was Your Day?”[:]

Oct 29, 2014

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Jono

in Conversation, Lenox

[:en]Remember the 1990’s sitcom Seinfeld? There’s a memorable episode where the character Kramer mocks couples’ conversations. “How was your day?” he simpers. “Was it a good day or a bad day? What kind of a day was it?”[:]

[:en]Indoor Picnic[:]

Oct 29, 2014

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Jono

in Food, Fun, Lenox

[:en]Afraid your dinnertime is already getting dull? Sometimes, even the most positive of daily rituals — like sitting down together for a good meal — can start to feel as though you’re getting stuck in a rut.[:]

[:en]Make Your Own Restaurant[:]

Oct 29, 2014

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Jono

in Food, Fun, Lenox

[:en]Regular date nights are great for bonding and keeping your romance alive, but it’s not always possible — or practical — to book a weekly table at the hottest restaurant in town. [:]