Choreplay

I ran across this article on CNN.com --

http://pagingdrgupta.blogs.cnn.com/2010/11/04/does-a-clean-kitchen-lead-to-more-sex-the-art-of-chore-play/?hpt=Sbin

I must say, I do a majority of the housework. I am a stay-at-home mom, and believe that it is my job to keep a clean house. I feel very satisfied at the end of the day when my house is clean and my family is happy. That being said -- my husband is absolutely amazing. He has always been a supportive partner with our children, and really helps out around the house. He takes out the trash without ever having to be asked, does the dishes if I am having an off-night, and will even empty the dishwasher without blinking an eye.

SO, I guess I would agree with the idea of choreplay. It's easier for me to get all "hot and bothered" if I'm not being bothered by a hot mess of a house. So tonight, after your husband does the dishes, say thanks by going and doing him.

John Wall from the Wizards!

Amazing!

Oh walmart

I actually got hit on at walmart yesterday. Seriously.

Keep in mind I am running around like a mad woman wearing jeans and a colts jersey.

Random dude: "So, you married?"

Me: "Oh yah, I am!!"

Random dude: "Oh, well you sure are looking fine though" While he looked up and down in the soup isle.

Me: "Thanks!"

I just turned around and walked right out of the isle. It was super gross! When did asking if a woman was married become a pick up line?