My longest interview went from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. I turned them down for the job I have now (which went from 10 a.m. to about 4 p.m., but they ordered wine at lunch so really, the interview was from 10-Noon and cocktails thereafter).

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Dan Lauria, dad for TWY.

He'll always be Bertie Wooster to me..

I had to look up who the dad on WY was. I can see his face, but I never knew his name.

It took the longest time for me to connect House's Hugh Laurie with the characters in Black Adder. For about a week I was all, "No, really? It can't be . . . really?"

House/Wilson mini-fic to follow up last night's ending:

"What's this charge for $400 on my card, House?"

"How should I know? You're the one with all the ex-wives."

"It says FNS Services."

"Sounds medical."

"Yeah. Uh-huh. It also has a contact number. Should we call it, or do you want to confess to using my card while I was at a concert with my wife, and couldn't possibly be using my card?"

"Current wife? How was the concert?"

"Not the subject."

"Must not have been a very good concert if you can't remember it a few weeks later." Beeper goes off. "Gotta go."

"The charge?"

As House exits: "Hooker. Your prescription, you get to pay. Didn't help."

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Daniel's funny. Aw, man... don't make me think of Lauria saying orgasm. That's not nice. I probably saw him play Wooster and didn't think about it much. Weird how that happens. But there's nobody who could be Wooster as Wooster and occasion nasty thoughts in me, no matter how funny the man is.

Daniel's funny.

I was distracted by the bed squeakers last night. I need to rewatch House. Not that I normally need a reason to rewatch but I think I missed some parts last night.

While I, like Robin, have always considered him kind of a hottie, seeing hundreds of fangirls squee over him BREAKS MY BRAIN.

Yeah, I always thought he was cute (and adorable as the Prince Regent), but this whole new level of snark is just.... weird.

My interview for my first full-time professional job was a full day, then I had to come back the next day to fill out paperwork for travel expenses (they flew me in and covered hotel and expenses for three days), and they offered me the job at that point. Basically, during the day I had two official interviews, I met "informally" with the division director, and toured the facility, meeting staff and getting to know the collection a little bit.

The father on House looked familiar, and it wasn't until just now that I placed him.

Christopher Cousins, who played Sam's husband of the future from the episode with the Aschen, 2010.