1. Sunday equals sports. Not one game. Not two games. All the games.
2. Say what you think/want/feel. Straight up. No hints no insinuations, no clever illusions. Men don’t do subtle. They are just not hard wired that way.
3. Honest, open, undisguised desire (read making him feel as though you want him so badly that you can hard remember your name) is the ultimate aphrodisiac.
4. A television screen can never be too big. It is the room that’s too small.
5. Flirting is sexy. Teasing is cruel. Do not confuse the two or serious, long lasting hard feeling could ensue.
6. When in doubt abut what to give him for any special occasion-birthday, anniversary, just -because-its -Tuesday-and-I- want-to say—I love you – remember what F.Scott Fitzgerald said: The greatest gift you can give anyone is to see them exactly as they wish to be seen.
Things Men Wish Women Knew…
House Cleaning Tips: Out The Door Edition
Keep your bag, keys, and coat in the same spot. Make it easy to get out the door in the morning by having everything you need to organize in the same place.
The Creator
My next challenge is figuring out…how to turn the collection of essays I’ve been writing for years into a book!
Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this new venture of “positively purging“, as I know each of these pieces represents something…
Abba, Father
The scene belonged on a funny Father’s Day card. As a dad muscled a lawn mower ahead of him with one hand, he expertly towed a child’s wagon behind him with the other. In the wagon sat his three-year-old daughter, delighted at the noisy tour of their yard. This might not be the safest choice, but who says men can’t multitask?
If you had a good dad, a scene like that can invoke fantastic memories. But for many, “Dad” is an incomplete concept. Where are we to turn if our fathers are gone, or if they fail us, or even if they wound us?
A good father reflects the love of the heavenly Father.
She’s Got the Look
She’s Got the Look: Try something for me: Put on a pair of sweatpants and pretend they’re your sexiest pair of jeans. See how it feels to be the source of your confidence- to do that emotional work instead of making your clothes do it. It’s useful exercise. What you wear shouldn’t make people think, Wow she dresses well. Your presence should make people think Wow who’s she? – June Ambrose
Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this new venture of “positively purging“, as I know each of these pieces represents something…
