Nilly!

I don't know how I missed that post, Nilly. I am glad the weather was so lovely.

I hate being computerless too, for just exactly the situations you describe. I also resent when I am looking for something in big book, and can't just do a word search on the little bit I do remember.

Did you watch any of Wonderfalls when you were here, visiting?

Trudy! Did you get Coca-Cola this Passover, like you like?

Did you watch any of Wonderfalls when you were here, visiting?

I watched all 13 episodes of it when I was in LA, on Allyson's DVDs. Just holding the case at my freind T's place was strange, because those images for me are LA, Allyson's apartment on a jet-lagged evening, on a lazy Sunday morning. Perkins' apartment - falling asleep on her sofa, having organic vegetarian kosher ham on her carpet, squeezing the last episode right before the trip to SF. The show is so connected to the experiences and the people of the first week of the USA trip. I feel the way I did when, while walking on the streets of Boston and seeing some second-hand books, I've encountered a couple of familiar ones in Hebrew. Worlds colliding. But I'm really looking forward to watching the show, one episode at a time (I'm really slow at my tv watching, I need some "air" between each episode. T, of course, wants to kill me for it).

Belated wave to Nilly... (or not so belated. Hi, Nilly!)

Happy Birthday, Eddie!

Hil, I'm glad you finally got confirmation. Very exciting.

And now I'm off to see Hitchhiker. Hoping for the Serenity trailer; we'll see.

Oh, and Jesse, that's so fun. How was the play?

Nilly, I haven't had any sugar this year and have lost a bit of weight doing so. Next year I'll have passover coca-cola to my heart's content.

It's so good to "see" you!

Fred Pete, Greg says thank you and I say thank you.

Nilly, so lovely to see you. It sounds like your Passover was wonderful.

Hey, Jen! I forgot the UnUnAmericans are already getting HHGttG. Now I'm jealous.

I haven't had any sugar this year and have lost a bit of weight doing so

Go you!

[Edited to wave at Deena]

Aww, Cutiebel!

What gift does a person who's just given birth want? She's my first friend to have a baby and thus I have no experience of this sort of thing. Any and all suggestions are very welcome as I don't want to look like a complete asshole when I visit.

Other than sushi? Umm. Hmm. Well, my in-laws brought me a sitz bath package (a bunch of herbs to be used for a sitz bath), and I know there are plenty of things like that out there designed to soothe those stinging, aching areas of the body.

For the record, one person brought me chocolate, and no one brought me flowers. Mostly, people brought stuff for the baby if they brought anything at all, and I will admit to feeling *slightly* like chopped liver, so I'd say something for her, especially something slightly indulgent and nice like a swank lotion or a pretty-but-roomy top.

Oh, and Jesse, that's so fun. How was the play?

It was... okay. Vinnie was really good, one of the other actors was good, too (aside from her terrible accent), but the play itself was just OK.

Edit: I thought it was a little better than this guy did, [link] but I'm pretty easy when it comes to live performances.

PMM! Finally I can congratulate you, screen to screen!

A couple of days after you gave birth, it was crazy here, I was running in and out, and I just *had* to log on to b.org, to see how you're doing and if there are any news. A friend who sat in the room with me couldn't possible understand why I have to start playing with the computer when we had to run outside again. When I did, and got this huge smile on my face, I explained that an internet friend just gave birth to a healthy baby girl. He wanted to know if you were one of the people I met in the summer, and had more difficulty in understanding my glee when I explained that, alas, no, I've never met you in face-space. But still, I'm so very happy for you.