I taught a workshop this past Sunday at our Soho Location on Becoming Orgasmic. I had so much fun teaching it but I always wonder if the people who attended got as much out of it as I hoped they would. I can only hope from the nodding heads and the excellent questions, that indeed they did.Apparently, there were some writers in the audience that I didn't know about. They're from Jaunted - a travel blog - and it looks like they enjoyed the workshop!

When we headed to the Soho store for their first workshop of the year called the "Big O." We admit that we were a little, uh, gun shy. (Remember that Sex In The City episode where the girls attended a sex class only to witness a live demonstration of how to pleasure a man?) How the heck was Babeland going to teach a group of strangers how to have better orgasms? Would they make us share our sexual issues in front of an audience or--oh God, no!--ask for volunteers to illustrate techniques?Thankfully none of the above happened: The class was more like high-school sex education meets self-help. And, unlike the sex ed classes we were forced to endure as teenagers, this was all about how to have good sex instead of how to stay abstinent.If anything, the solid tips on how to let go of distractions to get in the mood hit home in a roomful of over-scheduled New Yorkers. After the lecture, the shop stayed open so students could consult the sex educators one-on-one while browsing through everything from candles to Pocket Rockets.