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Sunday, February 10, 2008

What's the Obsession with Sexy?

I've often wondered why we (people) have such an obsession with sexy. Everywhere you look - someone is marketing the idea that sexy = "happiness" or sexy = "success" or sexy = "sexy mate".

I've often wondered - are people naturally obsessed with being sexy or have we been sold on the idea that being sexy is really important? Feel free to offer your thoughts on this subject in this webpage about being sexy.

Friday, January 11, 2008

Learning to Love your Spouse

Are you planning to be married for a long time? If so, you need to understand something. That goofy feeling you have when you’re first “in love” won’t last forever. It might last months, a year or maybe less but it won’t last forever.

When it’s gone – what do you have – a couple of people wondering if you’re still in love? Love is a commitment, not a feeling. Love for your spouse comes from taking positive action toward him/her. Think about it.....

People tend to love those things they “invest” in. For example, the man who spends hours a day working on his “beloved” car begins to fall in love with that car and the woman who meticulously nurtures her flower garden sort of falls in love with it. It sort of works the same way in a long term marriage.

You’ll need to learn how to love each other and the best place to start is by “investing” in him/her. Look for things you can do for your spouse – things you feel good about doing and things he/she will appreciate you doing. Give it a long term try and enjoy the results.

E Lawrence Welch

Marriage & Love Blog

Monday, October 29, 2007

Married Sex – The Best Sex Ever

That’s right – “married sex” (you know, waiting until you’re married to have a sex life) is the best ever.

Abstinence is hard work, but it’s worth it.

Don’t just take my word for it – check out the Ever Project (It’s part of Seth Godin’s Squidoo.com).

Look at the lens called Married Sex: The Best Sex Ever.

E Lawrence Welch

Marriage & Love Blog

Pyle Mountain Holsters

Saturday, October 27, 2007

Gift Ideas for Men – Gun Holsters

Ladies, have you ever thought about giving your husband, boyfriend, brother, dad, or whomever a gun holster for a gift? If not, you’re missing an excellent gift.

Here’s why gun holsters are great gift ideas to give to men:

Men enjoy getting new “gun stuff” – this includes holsters. When a woman (wife, girlfriend, etc.) gives the gift of a gun holster – the man is especially appreciative.

Not only does the gift represent a loving act of selfless giving and kindness – it represents an “unsaid endorsement” of his need for “gun stuff”. Ladies, to a man, this IS love.

If you’re interested in purchasing a gun holster as a gift for a man in your life – visit Pyle Mountain Holsters.

If you’re unsure about the type of gun holster or the size of the holster you need – send me an email – my name is Ed Welch and I’ll help you purchase the correct holster and size.

Also, if the gun holster gift doesn’t work out for some reason – we’ll accept refunds or exchanges without trouble. Shipping is always free and we offer a monthly gun holster giveaway.

Ed Welch

Pyle Mountain Holsters

Gun Holsters Blog

Marriage & Love Blog

Thursday, October 18, 2007

Wife Pregnant? Cut her some Slack!

Are you a pregnant wife – looking to help your husband through this difficult time? Maybe your wife is pregnant? Maybe you need to understand her a little better? Regardless, this article offers a few thoughts on pregnant wives and why we husbands need to “cut them some slack”.

Only those women who are or have been pregnant truly know the challenges of pregnancy. Your wife will rapidly cycle through more physical, mental and emotional changes during pregnancy than perhaps any other time in her life. For this reason, she needs the understanding and support of her husband now more than ever.

Pregnant women often feel sick, good, sad, fearful, happy and angry all at the same time. Unfortunately, they’re not even able to help themselves (for the most part). They might feel fat, ugly, uncomfortable, needy and sad. If you’re like I was during the two pregnancies of my loving wife – I never knew what would be the next “problem” – but it was certain those “problems” would come - one after another.

More than anything, she needs your unconditional love, support and understanding. She might have never experienced physical difficulties before in her life. Now she might be experiencing daily sickness, hemorrhoids hanging like marbles and severe emotional swings. No two women experience pregnancy the same and rarely does the same woman experience it the same during two separate pregnancies.

Sex might be good for a while or it might be non-existent. You might go from having sex once a night to none at all. Perhaps the doctor has recommended you abstain from sex because of certain risks, etc? Regardless, be prepared for a time of challenge for both of you. Keep holding her hand, continue to reassure her and let her know that you love her just as much now as you did "back then".

Perhaps the most important consideration is that the husband and wife look to understand each other during this challenging time. The more you understand each other (particularly the husbands understanding the wife) – the better you’ll make the situation. Don’t become frustrated with one another – just keep talking, keep on communicating and work to be a part of the solution – not the problem.

Keep this time in perspective, focus on the birth of your child and the joy that little baby will bring – don’t let challenging times drag each other down. There will be better days ahead.


E Lawrence Welch

Marriage & Love Blog

Gun holsters are great gift ideas for men.

Sunday, September 30, 2007

Mandy’s Thoughts on Marriage & Love

Mandy wrote an interesting post about our Marriage and Love Blog. I found her blog to be quite romantic and refreshing. Mandy’s blog is called Conversations over Dinner. She offers insight into her personal life and relationships in a unique, blogging manner. Of particular interest to me is the manner in which she summarizes events (like dinner) with a candid and very talented manner of writing. I almost felt as though I was sitting at a table with her – listening to her talk about various events – a very personal touch. Be sure to take a look at her Conversations over Dinner blog – it’s worth your time.

E Lawrence Welch

Marriage & Love Blog

Pyle Mountain Holsters

Friday, September 7, 2007

Financial Value of a Good Marriage

Is there financial value in a good marriage? Does a good marriage or good relationship with your spouse create a financial value? Does a bad relationship with your spouse cause a negative financial value in your marriage?

Take a look at this article on the Financial Pizza blog. It's an article about the financial value of a good relationship with your spouse.

E Lawrence Welch

Marriage & Love Blog

Pyle Mountain Holsters