Kolaches are sorta like donuts, with egg, meat and/or cheese (or a variety of other things) as filling. They might be a Texas thing.

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Kolachen are Czech pastries made with yeast, usually with fruit fillings such as prune and apricot. My Czech great-grandmother made them. The Texas version appears to have strayed considerably from the original.

I am sitting in the conference room, waiting for class to begin.

I need a nap.

Kolachen are Czech pastries made with yeast, usually with fruit fillings such as prune and apricot. My Czech great-grandmother made them.

As did my Czech grandmother. They are nummy.

Ooh, my class is being paid for by Microsoft.

I don't know why.

Married in red, you'd better be dead;

Whoops. I look dead right now, does that count?

As did my Czech grandmother. They are nummy.

My Czech grandfather made them, too. I miss those nummy treats.

Timelies.

Anxious to See How It Ends? So Are the Writers.

"Lost" and "The O.C.," along with "24" and "Desperate Housewives," are high-profile serials with substantial, devoted audiences, but no one - not writers, not network executives and not viewers - knows exactly how they will end their seasons. Their writers, like others in Hollywood, are trying to devise the perfect season finale - with little time to spare.

Christopher goes for his kindergarten screening, today. This is my last one, and yet I am filled with the most suspense. Chris is a quirky little kid. He is already reading, at least at a first grade level. He knows numbers up to I don't know what, and already has asked questions that in order to answer, required us to introduce him to the concept of infinity.

Despite the fact he's academically advanced in comparison to his sister and brother (who are no schlumps), he's the least mature of the three of them, at this age. I mostly think he'll pass the screening, but even if he does, I expect it will be a more difficult adjustment for him. I honestly don't know what to think, going in this morning, so mostly, I'm trying not to have an anxiety attack. Plfffffhhhhhhhhh.

The real Alison Dubois (like from Medium) is on the Today show right now, and she's actually better-looking than Patricia Arquette.

(edited to make it not sound like I'm psychic myself.)

You are watching TV right now, aren't you Jesse?

xpost hahaha!

but no one - not writers, not network executives and not viewers - knows exactly how they will end their seasons.

Why am I not surprised?