Let's talk about sex.

one of the beautiful things about being somebody that talks about marriage and relationships

and blogging and podcasting and the different things that you and I do, Gina,

is we get the chance every so often to travel.

Right?

And I got that chance last week to go host a webinar

and be brought in.

So that was pretty cool, real quick turn around, but on the way home, I'm flying from Virginia to here to Dallas and there was bad weather in between us. So that meant sitting on the plane, waiting to take off, missing a connecting flight, you know, and all those things that just happen when you're traveling.

But the interesting thing is when you're by yourself traveling, that's really much less of a deal than with your family.

You know if you got your kids or something or your major.

So I'm sitting there in the airport in Charlotte, North Carolina watching just everything unfold because lots of people missed flights because of fog in the area.

And I'm seeing tears as people are walking away from the counters. And it's just high anxiety.

You know, and it's just one of those.

You can see people at their worst sometimes

when you're in the airport, which got me thinking, man, in marriage and in sex sometimes we see people at their worst

don't we namely spouse yes and remarkably I have seen people have no way Jose, they're getting out of the airport.

And Paul and I consistently by being really nice and believing in the person behind the counter,

always get some kind of airplane on some kind of other airline

they find a way for us.

So that's funny how bringing your best self

to the worst situation can change.

How you approach stuff changes things.

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