There's very little with her right now that doesn't involve someone getting hurt.

Snerk. Is she saying anything already?

Oh, and it's so nice that you remember my friend who has a baby Emma's age! Your description of her matches their stories quite well. Though he prefers climbing out of things to most other activities. When she leaves me messages on the phone, she tries to have him mumble something to the receiver as well. I'm melting each time I'm listening to those messages.

Why apartment hunting? Is there some problem with your corrent place, or do you want a bigger place for Emma to spin?

We need a much bigger place - we are in a one bedroom. We need space for all her stuff.

She says lots. "Da" or "Daddy", "pease", "mama", "wuh dat?", and "ita". The last is funny cause they've only met once. I guess ita has that effect on people.

Of coure, this would explain her hurting people. And the bruises on her legs.

Emeline likes climbing as well. And pushing things. And banging on her mini-piano. There's very little she doesn't like. Being told "No." tops the list of dislikes, which goes to show, she may look just like Joe, but she is my child. She also "talks" on her phone - one of our own cell phones we gave to her.

And I've just noticed the time and I need to get to bed. Good night, Nilly My Nilly. Tihii be ceshe!

Layla Tov, Aimée!

Project Runway: In the words of Michael Kors, I'm underwhelmed. It occurs to me that I might not even care at this point who wins. Can't we just toss out this group and pick some people from Season 1 to debut at Fashion Week? I think even the ones who got aufed early on had a more interesting point of view than this year's Final Four.

I will say, however, that I totally can't wait for the reunion. I need to know what remark causes Tim to call bullshit.

Also, Iman. Call me.

Where is ze morning shift?

I give you the freaky story of really serious amnesia (NYT, requires login): [link]

I spent most of my morning off the computer, just to shake things up a bit. This may have meant watching the TV downstairs, but still.

It's supposed to be in the 50s here today. On Sunday, the projected low temp is 8. Coincidentally, this is the part of winter in New England that starts getting really old, you know?

GA is being rerun again tonight. [link]

She says lots. "Da" or "Daddy", "pease", "mama", "wuh dat?", and "ita". The last is funny cause they've only met once. I guess ita has that effect on people.

Alright, the "wuh dat?" too cute to stand.

From Flea's link:

She said that a sister of Mr. Power had met him in Chicago and that he would fly home to Westchester County within a day or two. She plans to meet them at the airport, and she is looking for a center where he can go for treatment. He will not live at home, at least at first.

"It would be very hard," she said.

That's just so loving and brave of her. So many people, it seems, get all "s/he'll come home and we'll love them and everything will be fine" when something crazy happens. I'm sure she wants him home more than anything in the world but she's embracing the route that will be hard for HER.

PR: It was funny how at the party, Jay said that they all tanked this challenge as well. Is it possible that they're just so burnt out at that point?

Also, on Bones did anyone else think that the gang leader was kind of a punk ass bitch? Not because Brennan beat him up, but because Booth just grabbed him and put a gun in his face, and suddenly, he's all scared? What would stop him from just putting a hit out on Booth? And how is the gang leader going to justify recinding the hit? And what's going to stop some idiot from trying to make his bones with the hit even after it's rescinded. I'm not saying that I didn't like the plot point, I'm just saying that it didn't make sense.