Sometimes I hear someone say something I want to save, and so I will on this post which I will update periodically.
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William told me in the car that he had a "cow's foot". What did he mean? Well, his foot hurt after two hours of basketball and gym time. Likely, from shoes slightly too big for him but way cool shoes. But, a cow's foot? Turns out, he meant that he had cramps in his toes, like a Charley horse. (And who is Charley?)
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From "All Joy and No Fun: The Paradox of Modern Parenthood" by Jennifer Senior:
"The researchers found that the more time fathers spent in leisure activities while they were at home, the greater their drop in cortisol [stress hormone] at the end of the day, which came as no surprise; what did come as a surprise was that this effect wasn't nearly as pronounced in mothers. So what, you might ask, _did_have a pronounced effect in mothers? Simple: Seeing their husbands do work around the house."
"The researchers found that the more time fathers spent in leisure activities while they were at home, the greater their drop in cortisol [stress hormone] at the end of the day, which came as no surprise; what did come as a surprise was that this effect wasn't nearly as pronounced in mothers. So what, you might ask, _did_have a pronounced effect in mothers? Simple: Seeing their husbands do work around the house."
This confirms my long held belief that there is nothing sexier than a man doing dishes.
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