As busy parents, it's so important that my husband maintain a routine of things that we do as a married couple, times that are set aside just for us.
Of course with family, friends, work, church, our son's activities, etc., there are few opportunities for us to do this. That's why we always keep Monday nights open, to watch "our stories". During the regular fall season, we never miss an episode of "House". During the summer, we obsess like teen girls over "TrueBlood".
For those of you who might not be aware, "TrueBlood" is a show about vampires and other supernatural creatures (and some plain old humans) living in Louisiana. It's based off a series of books I love, and it's very adult-themed. (It comes off HBO, if that explains it some.)
Also, about 95% of the cast are just drop-dead (haha "dead") gorgeous.
My husband has a little bit of a crush on the actress who plays the vampire Jessica, a beautiful and talented young woman named Deborah Ann Woll. It's not like he specifically watches other stuff just because she's in it or has a picture of her as his desktop background or anything. He just has a really obvious soft-spot for "Jessica".
And I'm totally okay with it. I may not be attracted to her, but I can objectively say she is a stunningly beautiful girl. And it's not like my husband compares me unfavorably to her, or even mentions her outside of the context of the show. Plus, she's a tall, pale, blue-eyed redhead, and I'm a tall, pale, blue-eyed, (currently) redhead. No jealousy here.
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Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Thursday, July 7, 2011
I really don't get tired of saying what a jerk Richard Dawkins is.
If you're not already, let's pretend you're a 31-one-year-old single female. You're at a conference, and after a long day of speeches and seminars, you get on the elevator to ride back up to your room.
<---This guy, and no one else, is on the elevator with you, which understandably, makes you a bit uncomfortable. Unfamiliar town, late at night in a hotel, now trapped alone in a confined space with an older male. This is one of those situations that girls are taught from puberty to avoid for their own safety.
<---This guy, and no one else, is on the elevator with you, which understandably, makes you a bit uncomfortable. Unfamiliar town, late at night in a hotel, now trapped alone in a confined space with an older male. This is one of those situations that girls are taught from puberty to avoid for their own safety.
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