Nowadays, people are often too busy with work and other aspects of their lives to take time for their marriages.
People tend to work long hours and often take their work at home as well.
Houses are not getting any cheaper, and neither are other living essentials.
In response to this economic circumstance, individuals work much harder to stay at least a step ahead from poverty.
The result of troubled economic times is the slow and inconspicuous destruction of families.
Children are left with an empty house after school, and spouses no longer have time or energy to date one another.
Keep marriage alive with these easy tips, and save your family's welfare.

• It may sound simple, but those tiny "love notes" can go a long way.
  It doesn't take much time to scribble those small "I love you" notes to your spouse.
  Make sure you leave those messages in places where your partner can find them, such as inside a briefcase, a planner, on car seat or maybe in his/her coffee cup.
  This serves as a simple reminder to your spouse of how much you think about him/her.
  
• Crack a little joke and avoid being serious all the time.
  Try to recreate those pleasant times when you and your sweetheart shoved your worries aside and just thought about how much you love each other.
  Share those funny little jokes and laugh.
  Smile and share blissful moments with your spouse, whether you are at home or out at the grocery store.
  Do not let a day pass without sharing a warm and hearty laugh.
  
• Try to make time for a "date" with your partner.
  A dinner date with your spouse is not something that should happen every night.
  Make sure you don't let appointments get in the way for your weekly or even monthly date with your partner.
  This habit can do awesome wonders in your marriage.
  
• Do not let your boring routine of work-home-work-home activities affect your marriage.
  Do not allow your married life to become boring.
  Seek different variations in your day-to-day encounters.
  Ride a bike, travel, swim and run with your partner.
  Send him a gift at his office.
  Send her a nice lovely bouquet.
  
• Surprise your partner for a night full of intimacy once in a while.
  Don't hesitate to surprise your partner with sexy lingerie or maybe a bed filled with scents and rose petals.
  Spend a romantic night at a motel or go out of town and leave the kids with relatives for the weekend.
  Chocolates, candles and scents are irresistible.
  
• Look for a common interest between you and your partner.
  If your husband is a big basketball fan, try to purchase local game tickets.
  If your wife loves live theatre performances, get two tickets for an awesome night out.
  

Overall, it is not just the amount of time you spend with your partner that matters in the end.
How you spend your time together definitely matters.
Keep marriage alive and make every moment with your spouse count.