Betty Dodson with Carlin Ross

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Tonight is the teaser for a food and sex workshop that I'm co-presenting on August 30th with Meredith Sobel of www.sobelwellness.com. It's going to start tonight at 8:00pm at a sex-positive bar called Happy Ending (www.happyendinglounge.com); 302 Broom St. on the corner of Broome St and Forsyth St. downtown NYC. It's a 40 minute presentation. Come by and say hey. :) If you want to register or get info for the workshop itself, go to: http://passionfood.eventbrite.com or call 212-222-8187

Betty, Carlin and I had a meeting with Jessica Valenti from www.feministing.com. At one point, Jessica said words to the effect of, "If you're a blogger and you aren't posting something daily, don't waste your time. People forget to come back to you if you do it less often than daily."

So, in addition to my erotic blogging, which takes time to craft, I'm going to post something once a day. I promise to make it as interesting, useful, or entertaining as possible and never waste your time with whether or not I had a fun trip to the dentist's office or what I had for lunch. Who cares? My sex blog entries will appear when they are completed.

Been having some incredible sex with my dear lovers, taking notes on all of it for future entries!

Today Carlin came in and said she had a nauseating cab ride here due to her stomach flu that's going around. Normally motion sickness doesnt affect her, but the flu-bug made her queasy. What to do when you're in a New York City cab with no shocks and a fast-accellerating and suddenly-braking cabbie that makes your stomach turn?

I have a car sick thing with cabs so I figured this method out:

1. Brace your feet on the floor of the cab, legs together.

2. Fold your hands in your lap and lean the back of your head back against the seat.

3. Close your eyes and breathe till you reach your destination.

The braced feet and legs will prevent you from lurching forward when the cab puts the brakes on and keeping the back of your neck and head against the seat will in effect, make your head a part of the car and less vulnerable to inner ear-based motion sickness because your body is trying to compensate for the car's movements. So, make your head one with the car instead of keeping it up and fighting it. Works like a charm. I'm sure this would be useful for those nights out partying with a few too many to drink. I used this method coming home from a party one night after food poisonoing suddenly set in. Kept a mess from happening. -E. Amaranth

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