And the sad part? That's not even bad as daycare goes.

I know. It's pretty good. All in all, I'd rather stay home, but since I'm the one who gets the benefits....

I have tried to nap, but I can almost never fall asleep in the middle of the day. The few times I have, I've woken up really disoriented. Now that I work at home, I occasionally try to nap. In fact, I just tried, because I seem to be flirting with something in the stomach flu family. There was no sleeping.

The cost? $202/week. I about choked on something when I found out. I wish I had some actor friends that would nanny for us.

See, that's WAY cheaper than the one we'll try getting on the waitlist for if we try getting on a waitlist for anything (I am unclear if you can waitlist with this one before the baby is born, but am leaving any and all form-filling-out to Paul).

since I'm the one who gets the benefits....

t nods furiously

Also, please tell MM Happy Birthday for me. Any special plans? Are the zombies baking a cake? (I would not recommend eating it, if so.)

Erika, I can't remember what thread you menationed it, but I wanted to say how much I loved and miss The Job. And I will watch the Wire on On Demand as soon as it becomes available, or rent the DVDs if that's taking too long.

We are looking at a daycare place and having sketti.

And later, I'll pump my breast. Fun fun fun.

Oh, it's MM's birthday? How did I miss this? World-dominating birthday to the MM.-t,cool. I don't remember if I was talking about Denis Leary or police work in general, since that's always The Job. But I like both of them so whatever. Somebody wants me to do a Homicide/Wire/Rescue Me crossover fic...I must be bogarting all the grit and profanity in lj-land. Whee! I made a "Wire" conversion. I get a disposable cell phone...in a little while that'll make sense, but, anyway, it's not a toaster show, so one does what one can. If you like what you see tell The Man, ok? As far as DVD's, if you rent season one now, you won't have to wait long to know what happens, season 2 is out at the end of the month.

Gods, Empress, that price is nearly half my monthly rent. OK, slum apartment in student ghetto, but still.

Had a faux-Philly cheese steak for lunch, now I've got steak bits between my teeth. They asked me if I wanted mayo on my cheese steak! Bad enough you've got to tell them "No peppers! No! Really! You're allowed to make it without peppers!"

Plei, try to get on the waitlist before the baby is born, if you can. It sounds crazy, but it does help.

Part of why we went with USC over UCLA for daycare was that both had year-long waiting lists, but at USC you could get on the list before the baby was born. Not at UCLA. Also there was the whole costing half as much thing, which was pretty much the clincher.

Updated baby pictures.