Looks like Gus finally got to sleep? I'm thrilled that ND turned in.

It's raining hard here, and supposed to do that throughout the day. I'm beginning to subscribe to the theory that we had spring, we had summer, and now we're into fall.

Now I just depressed myself.

Timelies!

Nah, it's just a little confused with your April flowers and May showers. Summer will be had.

It is wear your pajamas day for Bobby at school. Friday is the last day. He is also carting around a huge leopard with no eyes. My opinion of his outfit matters none.

We never had Wear Your Pajamas day at my school. t /jealous

Do you think I could convince my bosses that we should have one at work?

But then given some of my coworkers, that might not be such a good idea anyway.

They do the pajamas thing at least a couple times a year. The teachers are jammied too. Yesterday was dress as a pirate day. I think Monday was funny hat day. It's a whole week of silly.

Yes, the workplace should do this too. I'm in my jammies right now, AIFG.

I'm in my jammies right now, AIFG.

Me, too!

I am in my version of jammies, because i woke up and decided not to go back to sleep. silly brain. or maybe annoying is the real word.

I want a wear your jammies to krav day. My pyjama pants are krav logoed, anyway. Very comfortable flannel -- comfortable enough that they come straight out of the dryer and back into rotation. I won't be happy when it gets too warm for them.

Icky rumour:

Dating Tom Cruise is starting to pay off for Katie Holmes, if internet reports are to be believed - she's set to steal a Mission: Impossible 3 role from Lindsay Lohan. According to website Ananova.Com, Holmes has become the hot favorite to replace Scarlett Johansson as Cruise's love interest in the action movie sequel. Holmes and Lohan aren't the only girls in contention for the two parts left vacant by Johansson and Carrie Anne Moss' departure from the project - Keri Russell and Elisha Cuthbert are also reportedly in the running.

I mean, Carrie Ann Moss is five years younger than he is -- no big. But I eyeroll at the older man/younger woman relationship in movies much more than in real life, and with ALL of the potential replacements much younger, I hope it's at least a plot point. But I'd be surprised.

But I eyeroll at the older man/younger woman relationship in movies much more than in real life, and with ALL of the potential replacements much younger, I hope it's at least a plot point. But I'd be surprised.

Maybe MI3 will involve stealing exam answers at a community college.

Timelies! We just got power back after a loonngg time, so I'm getting my internet fix. Things I need electricity for:

• Seeing. On overcast days it's too dark to see in my house.
• Leaving. The garage and the property gate are both powered, so I can't get the car out at all, and to get me out I have to jump the fence. Which I used to do, but is tougher holding a baby.
• Cooking. Need to get a grill.
• Not going in-freaking-sane, trapped in a dark house with no music, no TV, no internet, no light to read or draw by.

All better now, though.

I hope it's at least a plot point. But I'd be surprised.

I would too. Seems like along with actress fungibility goes the need to have younger actresses against older leading men. There are exceptions, of course, but I'm betting they are doing the James Bond thing where the Bond Girl was about the same age every movie, although the actor playing Bond got progressively older (until being reset to 40ish with a new actor).