From San Diego, California, this is a one extraordinary marriage show where being busy is overdone.

Romancing is fun and scheduling sex has taken the guesswork out of wondering when you're going to get some.

I'm Tony D'Lerenc, your co-host, along with my beautiful

wife, Elisa. From coast to coast and around the world, thank you for joining us. It's time to talk sex, love, and commitment. Give us a call at 858, 876, 5663. That's 858, 876,6663.

In today's show we talk about when you are running on fumes and the impact that doing

too much has on your marriage. An American writer Alice Roosevelt Longworth had this to say.

She said I have a simple philosophy. Fill what's empty and empty what's full. And we're going to be talking today about how that applies to marriage,

how there are times when we need to fill what's empty in our marriage and then empty what's

overflowing because we're doing too much.

But before we go there, we're going to start with this week's hug as we always do.

And this week's hug is brought to you by engaged marriages, romance the right way.

Imagine your spouse finding your love letter placed under their pillow one night

and the surprised look on their face.

Imagine their eyes lighting up as they open it and read the

perfectly crafted message from their caring wife or husband. That's you.

Imagine knowing what to say and how to say it and having the time to make it all happen. I know you are saying

yes show me how. So check out one extraordinary marriage.com slash our W.W for all of the details.

Doesn't your marriage, doesn't your spouse

deserve this love and attention?

And the hug says, I'm from Uganda. I accidentally landed on your website two days ago.

No accidents.

No accidents. While I was searching for how to give my husband a blow job.

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