Ms A has an interview next week to be an instructor for Kenra products. We would have to move to NYC. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet.
Holy ****, he's risen!
(I think. Maybe you've been posting all along).
Ms A has an interview next week to be an instructor for Kenra products. We would have to move to NYC. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet.
Ms A has an interview next week to be an instructor for Kenra products. We would have to move to NYC. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet.
Back to Wichita in the morning. Going to get the house ready to sell and hope I hear some good news by the end of the month.
How is baby handling the trip?
He is handling it great! Granted we have broken a few laws so we don't have to add hours to every trip.
We traveled like that with all 4 kids when needed. Helps a little bit with parent sanity.![]()
was going to go for my first run of the year with this weather.......ran around getting some samples after work, took a phone call from my mom........now I'm reading about everyone else who went running while I had a cookie and now want to take a nap to fight this headache.
I feel shame, ha.
I get more annoyed with inconsiderate drivers, but my road rage is much lower....thankfully. Having a kid that can repeat things is a good cure for road rage.I've come to learn the older I get, the worse my road rage gets.
That's a big lifestyle change. Have you spent much time up there? My wife wanted to move there initially so she could work on the stock market. I balked, probably out of fear of the unknown. I've gone there a couple times, but I'd struggle staying there every day. I value my space too much.Ms A has an interview next week to be an instructor for Kenra products. We would have to move to NYC. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet.
Went for a walk with the family and decided to turn it into a longer run when my wife and daughter walked back. Bad move. My lungs were on fire. I got it out of the way, but man it wasn't pretty. The only thing Baywatch about that run was that it went in slow motion.
I get more annoyed with inconsiderate drivers, but my road rage is much lower....thankfully. Having a kid that can repeat things is a good cure for road rage.
Went for a walk with the family and decided to turn it into a longer run when my wife and daughter walked back. Bad move. My lungs were on fire. I got it out of the way, but man it wasn't pretty. The only thing Baywatch about that run was that it went in slow motion.
I get more annoyed with inconsiderate drivers, but my road rage is much lower....thankfully. Having a kid that can repeat things is a good cure for road rage.
Hahahahaaaaa, I can laugh now, but I learned how to chill out after hearing a 2.5 year old chant "F'ing go" in a sing-song voice from the back seat for about 30 seconds.
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Regular churchgoers and married people most satisfied with their love life
Ah-Ha! I finally found a good link to data I've heard referenced several times in various places...I posted in another thread, but had to share with my peeps in here.
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/04/140409103032.htm
This is a study from Portugal, but I believe Kinsey showed a similar correlation.
Or those who enjoy harmonious social ties.
So essentially people that are happy in life and not hermits have better love lives? I don't know if that's overly breaking news.
And be careful when quoting Kinsey. Most of those studies were massively flawed.
Well, I'll completely agree with you on the bolded part, and why I only referenced it tangentially...mainly because for some odd reason it's still got a lot of popular culture cred. I honestly wouldn't have put that whole sentence in, but figured the simple response would be "sure, in Portugal, whatevs", so I did....prolly should have figured I didn't need to in this crowd.
As for the rest of your statements, I'm sorry if I offended you or your accepted wisdom, I just hate the cultural 'wisdom' that married people are miserable and religious people are prudes who hate sex...a post in another thread reminded me to look for a good link again...I had looked before and hadn't found a good one that said it concisely, and wanted to share it here where we have some really good discussions.
No offense taken. My response did sound more sarcastic than meant though.
Despite what sitcoms tell you, married couples tend to be happy, otherwise they wouldn't be happy. And religious folk would fit in to that category of enjoying harmonious social ties. So essentially these groups of people are happy, which would tend to lead to a happy love life. Happy in one category of life often spills over into other categories.
Kinsey though......
So I am a TA for undergrads.....
Last week: A girl that I teach asked me where I lived, I told her, she said oh yeah I live there also.... Turns out she lives in the apt right next to mine.
This week: Her and her friend were giggling in class. I what was so funny, the friend said that I was in girl X's dream. I didn't wanna get anymore into it. Girl x's face got super red and they all started giggling.
I mean I'm a freakin stud right. Am I going to get taken advantage of some late night?