Mmmm, clean sheets. One of life's greatest pleasures.

HELLO, Princess Tickybox LEEM. You are a big cutie!!!

Re: Cleveland: I have been infected with big baby-love after getting to see Owen Cutiehead, Kara Raptorgirl, and Aidan Spikelet. OMG, they're all just so wonderful, I could eat 'em with a spoon. Poor Kara cried and said "NO!" when we said Goodbye at the airport. Going home with me instead of back home with Mommy seemed like a good idea to her right then.

But it's really really nice to sleep in my own bed again, all surrounded by kitties and DH.

Plei, that picture is amazing. (tickybox!)

Re: "slut"--I dislike the word because to me its connotations are "Women shouldn't like to have sex" and, you know, fuck that noise. But I'll cheerfully call men sluts. Let's hear it for the double standard.

My mother just sent me a job listing that would be nigh perfect for me. It's a part-time library director position, close by, that doesn't require a master's degree. The part-time bit would be good for while I'm in library school (uh, which reminds me, I really need to get that application out soon...), and the experience would serve me really well. And I wouldn't have to commute two hours a day! What bliss.

Lily is obviously gorgeous and maintains the impossibly high level of cutieheadedness required of Buffista sprog.

But really?

She's got a tremendously wise air about her.

I dunno, maybe my brain melted from the cute, or perhaps I'm naively influenced by black and white photography but, jeez...gravitas.

Like your real ex-boyfriend?? Or someone who looks like your ex?

I am not now, nor have I ever been, intimately acquainted with anyone who has been proposed as a U.N. ambassador.

Though I'd have done Moynihan.

My true-life ex may still have it in him to be a Bush nominee for something, though, the reactionary jerk. The current nominee wears his hair like Joe did, and the moustache is very similar, though grey instead of blond.

Ooh, job-ma, Kate P!

I have travelled with lots of film and they've all been fine. (well in Europe anyway).

My concern would be two-fold--one, even though it would be in carryon and not checked luggage, I would be dragging it through at LEAST 6 and possibly as many as 10 or more X-ray machines. So I'm thinking even if it's OK once or twice, that's probabaly a few too many times, eh? And the second concern is that in places like Korea or Vietnam or Cairo, will I be able to explain to the people manning the Xray machine "No, really, don't put it through, it'll cloud the film"? Or will they just be like "Crazy American girl who doesn't speak our language just put your shit through the machine or submit to the body cavity search!!"

meara, I travelled with a lead pouch for my film and had no trouble with it (well, except for the Indian security team that was convinced that I was going to hijack the plane with the batteries I also kept in it...). And I don't think they're too expensive. On the other hand, go digital! Choose digital! (And thanks for the jobma!)

Though I'd have done Moynihan.

You made me choke on my tea.

I am so over this semester. 2.5 weeks left. 2.5. 2.5. I just need to keep telling myself that. I have a final tomorrow and after that, I'll be done with that class. But, I still have 1 short paper, 1 long paper and a final for my other class. Oh! And I made a 97 on a paper I email my prof. on Saturday. She asked if she could post it on Blackboard as an example of what to do. Whee!!!

Thanks Kate! I may still consider the digital, but we'll see.

Though I'd have done Moynihan.

You made me choke on my tea.

Hey, he was all with the sexy-smart and the erudite quip and the knowing twinkle in the eye. I know my kinks.

I'm tired of being tired. I think I am heading towards bed. bah.