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Moms, ok, here’s the deal. You may or may not be into what’s happening in South Africa right now. Chances are, your friend, your man, your dad, someone has been tuning into the World Cup extravaganza, and let me tell ya, an extravaganza it is…Forget watching the “Bachelorette” or “The Biggest Loser”, when every single night you can see the world’s most beautiful and incredibly athletic men on a field, sweaty and muddy. Now, I am very well aware that they are (at most) 28 years old and some of us (NOT ME!) are old enough to be their mothers, but anyway, never mind that, I mean, just look at Demi and Ashton, right?! Here are my personal favorite hotties of the World Cup 2010.

Thirty years of marriage counseling and 25 years of a second marriage have convinced me that couples do not need to fight; they need to discuss. Married couples need to solve problems, and sometimes they need to disagree, but they don’t need to squabble, argue or bicker. Fights are dramatic, a dynamic that does not really help a discussion. If you have enough energy to create drama, you have more than enough to tone it down into a discussion. However, because social expectations and mythology are so strong (fighting is often glorified in films and on television as a sign of passion), many of my clients want guidelines for “fighting fair.” I’ve developed a set of Fair Fight Guidelines you may find helpful.