Zap2it has an article about Bradley Cooper's new show. They spell NB's first name "Nicolas" -- I didn't know that he didn't use an "h" in there.

It amuses me that NB's character is named "Seth".

I have to pay heat in my new apartment and I am dreading it. It is a little odd, because I just found this out yeaterday, and I made my decision to rent this place based on the "no heat payment" clause.

I am also on tenterhooks about the possibly not being able to move on Friday thing. After setting up the movers it is a little scary!

I am trying to tell myself that the worst case scenario is that we can have the movers move everything into one room (that they are not working on) and sleep on a friends couch or something!

Also, houses new owner called to be sure I would be out on Thursday, and said that my old landlord's lawyer had said that I already had my security deposit back. Which I don't. So now I have to deal with that!

Why is moving so stressful?

Also, apparently my new apartment likes carrots

Mmm.

Former Sex And The City star Kim Cattrall has found love with her London theatre co-star Alexander Siddig. Cattrall, who dated 27-year-old Canadian chef Alan Wyse until earlier this year, starred opposite the Sudan-born actor, 39, in West End hit Whose Life Is It Anyway? until April. Cattrall, 48, starred as Claire Harrison, a woman paralyzed from the neck down, who enjoys a flirtatious relationship with the handsome Doctor Scott, played by the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine actor. At British magazine Glamour's Women Of The Year Awards in London on June 9, where Cattrall picked up Theatre Actress Of The Year, the couple went public for the first time on the red carpet. A theatre source says, "Their chemistry is amazing."

I don't care about Cattrall much, one way or another, but I am happy Siddig is getting press as well as action.

Why is moving so stressful?

In your case, because you're dealing with asshats! (In all other cases, blah blah upheaval-cakes.)

Oh, happy birthday to her! These little ones are getting old too fast, and each year, they're closer to world domination.

She was very proud that now she needs TWO hands to show how old she is.

Lately, I've been being badgered into taking her to Build-A-Bear.

I heard about that place. Is it a one-time trip or does she want to keep going back and building more bears?

How cute!

Zap2it has an article about Bradley Cooper's new show. They spell NB's first name "Nicolas" -- I didn't know that he didn't use an "h" in there.

Is that filming in TO by any chance. A Canadian entertainment show mentioned that NB was in TO, and they show a picture of him looking very big and buff.

Zap2it has an article about Bradley Cooper's new show. They spell NB's first name "Nicolas" -- I didn't know that he didn't use an "h" in there.

He does use an "h" there, or at least he did. It's either a typo, or he's changed it.

I heard about that place. Is it a one-time trip or does she want to keep going back and building more bears?

So far, I have not had to find out. I get to be mean. I'm the mommy.

Before I had to pay gas, my summer/winter cost difference was something like $150/$10.

Now, of course.....

I'm getting really fed up with the management at the complex, though.

I've reluctantly come to the conclusion I don't like a dear friend's husband. He's not inherently bad, he's just...selfish and immature and not doing anything to make their situation improve and the onus falls all on her and she lets it. He really needs to grow up and get to it. Two kids, one with Big Issues, it needs to stop being all about your needs all the time. Urmph.

Cranky.

Good lord, Sophia -- what a lot of stress! They told you heat was included, and have now changed their minds? That doesn't seem right.

Narrator -- If she doesn't already know it, you should introduce your niece to the AAMilne poem about how awesome being six is. Edit: Here [link]

I have the official OK to slack -- I told the woman I'm working with that I pretty much need to sit down with her before I can really do anything, and she's out of the office most of the day, as it turns out. So that's nice.