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Tip No. 1: Surviving Valentine's Day When You're Coupled Up
I hope you enjoyed Patty Brisben's tips on how to have a fantastic Valentine's Day when you're fabulous and single! But if you're happily coupled up, she has some tips for you too!
To see her first suggestion on how to spend this day of love with your special someone, just read more
Tip No. 3 For Avoiding a Holiday Sex Slump
Patty Brisben, of PureRomance.com fame, is back to offer up another tip so we can learn how to avoid a sex slump of our own and master how to bring the romance back after the holiday stress is behind you. Check out her advice below:
Creativity has long been linked with sexual appetite, so share a creative project with your main squeeze — make personalized ornaments, bake holiday cookies, cook a romantic meal with one another, or decorate the Christmas tree. Even a small project like decorating a tree comes with challenges (making sure the tree doesn’t lean, that all the lights are working, etc.) and believe it or not, taking on a task and working through all the quirks together can often spark a little romance.
Five Things You Can Do as a Couple on the Cheap
Unless you've been living under a rock, you're fully aware of our current economic crisis. And while professionals are telling us not to panic, chances are most of you are cutting back on your spending. But saving money and scaling down your date nights doesn't mean you can't have fun; you just might have to think outside the box!
Relationship Protocol: Who Puts Dinner on the Table?
Sexual stereotypes in relationships are still alive and kicking no matter how hard we try to fight them. Although it's getting more common for men to help with the housework, it's usually the women who end up picking up after their men. But when it comes to cooking, I think the playing field is a bit more even.
Dear Poll: Whose Chef Would You Want to Hire?
Celebrities have a lot of perks and staffing a personal chef and trainer makes it a whole lot easier to stay in camera ready shape. Even though you still need to practice self control, being surrounded by healthy foods makes cheating on your diet and late night binges not as bad for you. So ladies, if you could share a personal chef with anyone in Hollywood, which star's svelte figure would you look to as evidence that her chef is doing a job well done?
Cooking To The Beat Of A Different Drummer
Take a cup of "Top Chef," add a tablespoon of "The Real World" to it, along with a sprinkle of "So You Think You Can Dance"-- and you've got Mark here. Beyond a can of chili, I believe he's boiling up the concept for a new hot reality show.
Got Crabs?
She does, but don't make her touch them. Based on this woman's frantic scramble and screaming, you'd think she were the one that's about to get thrown into a pot of boiling water. Oh, the sick irony.
Martha Stewart On Crack
By "on crack," I'm referring to Martha's guest on this episode of The Martha Show-- actress/author/comedian Amy Sedaris. While Martha wants to get down to cake baking business, Amy's in the mood to cook up some trouble. Will she succeed in bringing Martha's temper to a bubbly boil?
Dear Poll: Who Would you Want to Cook With?
A well cooked meal is the fastest way to a man's heart. Your sense of taste is a very powerful sense, and with a little food education, you can learn what heightens arousal and what foods decrease sexual desire. Cooking certain foods can bring an erotic element into the kitchen, even if you are just tasting tomato sauce off the wooden spoon.
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