I think Lucky should win for being the bravest, and stating the worst thing that (some) men do. My brother did that once. He'd pull the covers over his now ex-wife's head. She didn't see the humour in that at all. He is a guy right out of GQ, is OCD with his cleanliness of his house, organized, everything about him is impeccable, but she berated him for something and he retaliated like that. Very funny, coming from him.

Since some of us are not in the same place all day long it would have to be something on us or carried with us. I never think I represent the norm - so sad. However, I will say go to the bathroom?

Georgy's Mom...please post your recipe. Is it the "good" kind of eggnog, made with fresh eggs??? Add some unprocessed fresh cow milk and man can it be good. I am diabetic. I think I'm becoming lactose intolerant. I have high blood pressure. I am overweight. Yes; I am a mess. Three days ago I drank an entire quart of eggnog...in one day...all by myself. I quart; just for me. Hi! My name is Caroline and I'm an eggnog-o-holic. (And this is plain eggnog without any 'spirits.') If you'll share your recipe, I promise I'll try to not drink it all at once. Notice, I said "try." I can pass on cookies. Candy? I don't even look at it. I don't want to attend a Christmas dinner, much less cook one, but I want Eggnog. From Dec. 1 until Dec. 26 I crave eggnog. If there's any in the shop on Jan. 6 I'll have some then, too. After that, I trudge back to the flavorless, sweet-less, low fat, low salt, low flavor Blah that is my world. (Isn't that thought pityful enough to deserve a glass of eggnog now? LOL)

Keep bottles of water and soft drinks out? Serve sweets, nothing salty? Wow, I can't believe that was the right answer yesterday, it was a wild guess only because my husband always comes around looking for tape on Christmas Eve.