Yup. Loved the PR. Bradley was entertaining, but his outfit in addition to not being characteristic, was poorly made. See ya'. Michael's outfit was amazing. His model looked just gorgeous. In hotpants. And it was evocative of his inspiration, and modern and sexy. And Uli continued to work wonders with prints. I was so surprised that Robert couldn't pull off Jackie! He should have stuck with his original fabric & design.

That handshake thing is just weird. Although I bet you I'd be vulnerable. I am very easily distractable. Most of my world is interiority anyway, so if your handshake is weird, I'm likely to just stay in there, thinking vaguely odd thoughts about you. Wonder how it would work for Navajo folks, whose handshake is completely different from the traditional Western one?

Eek, hope no one is traveling today. Three hour security lines at O'Hare, all UK - US flights cancelled. Yikes. And in typical reactive fashion, if you are traveling, no liquids allowed. Up to and including chapstick. Basically nothing even moist.

Hope it eases quickly. I'm supposed to be flying to the UK a week on Saturday with a year-old baby. Not sure how I'm supposed to feed her or keep her watered in the current situation.

Baby formula and prescription medicines are exempt.

Oh man, Fiona, I really hope things are back to normal by then. At least they'll have beverages available at the airport/on the plane, I'm sure.

Baby formula and prescription medicines are exempt.

That's something, but don't they think bad guys could just put their bad stuff in formula containers??

a year-old baby

Exactly one year old today, too!

[Edited because you can't write two sentences mixed into one and expect them to make any sort of sense. So I had to pick one.]

That's something, but don't they think bad guys could just put their bad stuff in formula containers??

They make you taste it, I guess that's something.

I've heard of people being made to taste breast milk, so it wouldn't be unheard of with formula.

She doesn't drink formula. (Fortunate that I should be able to take my breasts onto the plane with me, not that I breastfeed much during the day any more). She drinks water, but only out of a special sippy cup. She also doesn't like jarred baby food, so I make her lunch, and was going to take a jar of that along. If I can't feed her on the plane, I'll need to do it when we change planes in Amsterdam, though I'm not sure quite how that will work if I have to check in my hand luggage for the whole journey. Maybe it can go in the hold, along with the pushchair.

Also not sure what I'll do if and when we need to change a nappy.

Oh well, we'll work something out.

Edit: just checked the website of the carrier we're flying with; here's what they have to say:

Passengers may only take through the airport security search point, the following items:....

For those traveling with an infant: baby food, milk and sanitary items essential for the flight.

So we should be OK. The restrictions also appear to be just for flights leaving the UK, so we have a bit longer for that (29th August).