For two

To listen to with someone special.

One phone between you, a few minutes, and something to talk about afterward with your spouse or the one you’re dating. The voice asks; you answer each other.

Start free week
Two bicycles leaning side by side against a low garden wall in warm late-afternoon light, green leaves and a little climbing ivy around them, an ordinary quiet street beyond, in lamp-lit light

Every one

A code word for when we're running hot.

A small signal that says "I'm flooding, not you're wrong," and a promise to come back.

11 min · Roy
Before the holidays plan themselves.

Who you turn into at home, and how to help each other stay yourselves.

9 min · June
Finding your way back after a fight.

The fight was about the dishes. Underneath, it was "do you see me?"

9 min · Rowan
Five questions for a slow evening.

Five questions, light to deep, to help you two see each other again.

9 min · June
So that's the eggs, no toast.

You both know the argument by heart. Try reading each other's order back first.

10 min · Ellis
Tell me the good parts.

Trade the tiny good parts of an ordinary day, out loud, together.

6 min · Rowan
Us against the money worry.

Give the money worry its own chair, and face it side by side.

9 min · Rowan
What made you laugh this week.

Tell each other the funniest bit of your week, and notice who you wanted to tell first.

8 min · Rowan
When one of you had a hard day.

When one of you had a rough day, ask before you fix. Listen, distract, or hold?

8 min · June
You've been passing each other all week.

A busy week, mostly passing in the hallway. Here's a few minutes to catch up.

9 min · Rowan
Your first prayer together can be one sentence.

One thank-you each, one thing on your mind, a little quiet. That's a prayer.

7 min · June