The "sanctity of marriage" questionnaire on the wedding website is a hoot.

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Also, JZ, if you need a car while you're here, I could loan you Alice.

That's a beautiful website...and I'm loving the "sanctity of marriage" questionnaire.

Yeah, apparently Zoloft has a really low rate of showing up in breastfeeding babies. The doctor said he would leave it to my discretion whether I wanted to continue to BF or not. His words "Recent studies indicate it's safe, but the sample size is small, and long term results are unknown. Still, it's probably more accurate than earlier studies done on frogs."

OK, the DH has been Buff Diving for about 4 hours straight. I don't think he's laughed so hard in months...and since he's supposed to be writing a paper on "The Ethics of War" and Abu Ghraib, he needs it.

We've started playing a game where he'll read me a post, and I have to guess which Buffista wrote it. Nilly and billytea are the easiest to get (take that how you will), but my scores are pretty good across the board.

Echoing the safety wishes for Fay, Tim, Paul, and Sheila, and their friends and family.

CNN just updated the confirmed deaths from the London bombings as at least 40. Good lord.

40? god. It was easier to handwave when it was 2 (as the BBC STILL has on their website)

So, Somervillains, can anyone tell me where these places are? I think I've been to the school in Concord (he used to be the drama teacher there before he QUIT TO BECOME A FULL-TIME WORKING ACTOR, w00t!!!1!), and I have a beloved elderly relative in Dedham whom I visited a lot in college, so I have a vague sense of "These places are not in downtown Cambridge" but nothing clearer. Can anyone orient me a bit better? (For reference: I'll probably stay with my bro and his partner, in Brighton, near the end of the Red Line).

Tons of safety-ma to Tom's and Fay's relatives and friends in London, and really to everyone in London. So very frightening. (eta: 40? Oh, hell. God rest them, and mercy to all those who love them. There are no really adequate words.)

CNN's claiming the Brityish government as their source. I get the CNN email updates, so the 40+ is probably a recent number.

Brighton= the green line.

Concord and Lincoln - out on 2 West; I'd say about a half hour, give or take from when you'd get on it (by car) in Cambridge at Alewife, which is the (North) end of the Red Line.

They look like they're basically out Rt. 2 or so. Concord is on one side of Rt. 2. The Lincoln location is on the other side. So, west of the city. Probably 20 minutes drive or so from Cambridge.

Did you say you'd have a car? From Brighton, you could go Soldiers Field Road through Alewife and onto Rt. 2, pretty easily. I'd budget about 45 minutes or so. I myself would leave an hour to get there, and likely be there early. Concord and Lincoln are next to each other, on Rt. 2. You pass through Concord first, then Lincoln. I don't know much about either town once you get off of Rt. 2, though, except Hanscom Air field is in Lincoln, and Walden Pond is in Concord.