Ask Hot Mamas (Episode1)

For a bit of a change...and to let you all know that we CARE about what all of you women think...we are flipping the script a bit.

On weeks that we don't get too many questions for the Ask Hot Dads post...we'll be sending some questions to random selections from our growing list of Hot Mamas.

We hope that this will be as interesting and entertaining to you as it is for us.
**and don't worry...as time goes on...the questions will get more personal in nature and (being who we are) we'll try to catch these hotties off guard a bit.

Enjoy the first of many Ask Hot Mamas!!!!


Hot Dads ask: Do you prefer boxers or boxer briefs on a man?

Zen Mom said:
Depends on the man. Mostly, I like boxer-briefs or nice boxers. Mostly, the only guys who can really pull off briefs are the ones in the advertisements for them. But, I'm not too picky, really. The ZenHusband has all three kinds.

ManicMariah said:
I like to inappropriately grope and actually feel what I am groping, so whatever kind that is. If you wear something too tight, it just feels like a big old sweaty tomato, you can’t really distinguish the frank from the beans. So yeah, the looser the better.

Why Mom Drinks Rum said:
Boxers 1000% all the way - without a doubt. A man in briefs reminds me of some pre-pubescent horror show.

Shelle-BlokThoughts said: Boxer Briefs no question! Boxers look gay on a guy... sorry, just saying it how I see it!!!

Becky's Blog said:
boxer briefs FOR SURE.


Hot Dads ask: Are you a panties (and what style) or no panties kind of woman?

Zen Mom said:
Well, if anyone is going shopping, I like these:

ManicMariah said:
Four words: Crotchless panties (and) boy shorts.

Why Mom Drinks Rum said:
Panties for sure. Sometimes cute, sometimes plain. I like the boy brief style - which is kind of ironic given my hatred for men in briefs. I'm complicated that way. But honestly? I lost the ability to go bottomless after the kids were born (the sneeezing ya know?)

Shelle-BlokThoughts said: With my religion we wear "G's" not panties. BUT before I was married I was a panties girl (boy shorts)! You HAVE to be a panties girl really, cause we have stuff down there that needs a stopper, if you know what I mean! But in a fantasy world, I probably would opt out of panties! How's THAT for a confusing answer :)

Becky's Blog said:
i'm a panties woman. sorry boys.

Hot Dads ask: What makes you feel most appreciated as a wife?

Zen Mom said:
I suppose I feel appreciated as a wife when I'm treated as an equal partner in our relationship. Then again, the occasional spontaneous, thoughtful gift is nice, too. ;)

ManicMariah said:
Most appreciated?? Hmm I think I would have to say a heartfelt ‘thank you’ means a lot!!!Whether it is ‘thank you for driving me’ ‘thank you for dinner’ or ‘thank you for letting my friends sleep over AGAIN even though you’re exhausted and have had people over ever single night for the past three weeks. I promise we won’t stay up all night again and put each other’s underwear in the freezer again and I promise that the dish soap will not be used on the wooden floors for an indoor ice rink. Oh thank you mommy.’

Oh wait did you say appreciated as a wife?? Oh, I thought you said as a mom, my bad. As a wife I would say the same though, a heartfelt ‘thank you.’

Yeah.

Why Mom Drinks Rum said:
I guess when the small things get noticed. Or when he brags about how wonderful I am to other people.

Shelle-BlokThoughts said:
Surprises! No lie. I love when I get surprised by my guy. Like when I come home and all the laundry is done.

I love when he KNOWS that I need a break and appreciates all I do and decides to help out! Or surprises like, "Hey baby, the kids are with a babysitter and we have the house to ourselves... CHINESE food is picked up and the make-out movie is in the player!" But I'm actually pretty simple to please... just a stick it note on the shower door saying he loves me will do it also! :) Or eating my crappy cooking... even when the dog won't.

Becky's Blog said:
the thing that makes me feel most appreciated as a wife is just sheer thankfullness. a thank you would be nice every now and then. and i can probably count on 2 hands the times i've been told thank you by my husband or kids. sad isn't it? being a mom/wife is a thankless job a lot of the time and since i love the job so much, it's worth it to me :)

Hot Dads ask: What is the worst trouble (legal, parental or spousal) that you have ever gotten into?

Zen Mom said:
This one time, at band camp ... Naaaaah.You guys are going to kick me out of the Hot Mamas ranks for this one, I know it. Because, the truth is, I've never been in any serious trouble. I'm a good girl, I am. There are a few things, I suppose, but they're pretty tame. I suppose the worst trouble I've been in was when I was 16. I was driving around in my car with my best friend when I wasn't supposed to be and I accidentally sideswiped a parked car. Then, like an idiot, I lied to my parents about it. They totally busted, me, of course. I suppose I did a few worse things in college ... but I never got caught at any of those. So they don't count. ;)

ManicMariah said:
I’m actually a goody two-shoes. The worst trouble I have ever gotten into was a DUI about four years ago. We went downtown to a party and I had 2 maybe 3 glasses of wine, we got down there fine and then the party we were going to was over so we headed back after goofing off for an hour or two at the hotel. So, two hours passed and I honestly thought I was fine to drive, but my rear tail light was out and I got stopped for the broken tail light and then failed a breathalyzer. I’m ashamed and guilt ridden, but I have definitely learned my lesson. I NEVER drive if I have had a drink, not even one glass.

Parental trouble? OY! My mom could tell you stories…

Why Mom Drinks Rum said:
The most traumatic trouble I got into was when my Dad was genuinely angry with me. Otherwise? I've managed to not get caught on everything else.I grew up in a village on an Island off the West coast of British Columbia. It was a pretty sheltered existence to say the least. Sheltered, but unique. I can remember wandering the woods behind our house for hours, finding old forts, abandoned houses that had collapsed but left enough of their skeletons behind for me to imagine pirate hideouts or forgotten families that had died there of some unknown tragedy.In one direction, if you wandered into the woods far enough you came to an old forestry road, and following that road would lead you to an entirely new neighborhood. There were Shetland ponies in those woods that someone had built a rough pen for. I guess they didn't have room on their own property. And I guess in those days nobody cared that you kept them on public property. I can recall wandering far into those woods with a friend one afternoon and finding targets on trees and on the ground. We were very scared, and very curious. Our poking around was noticed and the owners of the grounds came out and explained that we were in an archery range, and would we like to try it out? So we did. We were gone for 7 hours that day. That was the only time I can remember my father ever spanking me. We both cried.

Shelle-BlokThoughts said:
You are totally going to judge me... but my life's an open book... people would fall asleep after chapter ONE! And I honestly don't get into trouble with my spouse... he's my partner not my DAD!!!



But if anything DOES get me in "trouble" it would be my mouth! Saying things that are taken the wrong way... Oh wait, on our first anniversary he planned this great night, we went out for steak (which is my favorite) and then he took me home and there was a present there, a foot massager thingy... so he took of my shoes and stuck my feet in the warm water and turned on the vibration to massage me feet...and... I fell asleep at 9pm, he ate the Cake by himself :(
It's TOTALLY funny now!!!

Becky's Blog said:
worst trouble? hm. i'm pretty straight laced. probably the time my mom caught me sneaking out at night. i wasn't actually doing anything wrong. i was just hanging out with a boy down the street. all we did was talk. but i was 12. and it was 2 am. i was grounded for what seemed like FOREVER.