1. A movie 2. A book 3. A musical recording 4. An LJ user not on my friends list (see this to compare your list with mine) 5. A website 6. Something to do in the next two months
1. Amelie--for the whimsy. 2. The Marriage Art, by John E. Eichenlaub, M.D. Published in 1961, it's a frank, straightforward and fun discussion of sex after marriage (for virgins), focusing on mutual pleasure. 3. Louis Prima, the Collectors Series, by Capitol Records. Fun, funny, scandalous--it's all here, with his sweet-like-honey but rough-like-cheap-wine voice and bouncing jazz arrangements. 4. try Trinker (I don't know how to do that fancy html stuff); if you already have, how about dtaylor? She's a movie critic among other things. 5. http://www.rhzine.com/ Raising Hell is a cooperative website for parents--but the stories that get posted are often hilarious. 6. Examine your habits and hobbies and check in to see if they're all still useful, appropriate, and fulfilling.
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Date: 25 Jan 2003 14:51 (UTC)2. The Marriage Art, by John E. Eichenlaub, M.D. Published in 1961, it's a frank, straightforward and fun discussion of sex after marriage (for virgins), focusing on mutual pleasure.
3. Louis Prima, the Collectors Series, by Capitol Records. Fun, funny, scandalous--it's all here, with his sweet-like-honey but rough-like-cheap-wine voice and bouncing jazz arrangements.
4. try Trinker (I don't know how to do that fancy html stuff); if you already have, how about dtaylor? She's a movie critic among other things.
5. http://www.rhzine.com/
Raising Hell is a cooperative website for parents--but the stories that get posted are often hilarious.
6. Examine your habits and hobbies and check in to see if they're all still useful, appropriate, and fulfilling.