So much diversity.

I take baths more frequently because it's much easier to bathe with Noah than to bathe Noah.

I'm tired. I meant to make liese some brownies tonight and to do the dishes. But I'm watching the Stanley Cup presentation.

The goalie for the Redwings looks SO MUCH LIKE WALLACE. I wonder if he has a grommit at home?

I'll be keeping your father in my thoughts, Kat.

If you are in warm tropical climes, showering at night is a relief before sleep.

Night showers or going for a swim before bed is a lifesaver for me. So much more comfortable for sleeping. During the years that we had a hot tub outside DH and I would always take at least a few minutes before bed to sit outside in the tub and have a drink to relax. I still have to shower in the morning for decent hair. My father was the odd one. He always showered before dinner.

The goalie for the Redwings looks SO MUCH LIKE WALLACE.

Did you know that Kristen Bell called him hotter than Brad Pitt?

Quote: "Chris Osgood was my first crush. Brad Pitt be damned, he had nothing on Osgood's rookie skill and sad eyes."

But I'm watching the Stanley Cup presentation.

I feel so bad for Fleury, that little French Canadian elf.

Hotter than brad pitt? I dunno about that. But that's a pretty cute quote.

My tum hurts. Unsurprising as I think new job is ulcer-riffic. It's hellish to take over this late in the game a group of kids how have had no structure at all.

I need serenity like whoa.

I only watched the last 15. Sigh. I have a soft spot for all teams Pittsburgh.

The last summer I lived in NC, I swam around dinnertime for an hour or two (ill advised, I hurt stuff) and then went home to no a/c. In one of their hottest summers.

I'm sure the swimming was a sub for a shower, considering I showered off the chlorine afterwards.

I shower at night, usually. In the morning, stumbling out of bed and into clothes is about all I can manage. Also, if I shower at night, then I get into bed all nice and clean. And I don't blow-dry my hair, so during the winter, if I shower in the morning and then go outside, my hair freezes. And during the summer, if I get all sweaty and gross during the day, then I don't want that to just stay on my skin all night.

I shower in the morning. Of course, when it's really hot, I shower in the morning, when I get home from work and before I got to bed. (Live without air conditioning.)

I want to give Kat a big hug. You're a good egg, Kat! You totally don't deserve all this. I'm wishing you good luck all around.

I take night time baths. I just figured it was because in my heart, I'm a procrastinator. And I like to put things off. And I'm not really a morning person. But now I'm wondering if I just got into the habit because I spent my formative years in Miami. Also, I don't blow dry my hair, it generally looks okay if I sleep on it damp, and I'm a really still sleeper, so it doesn't get all tangled. But I totally get it that people like morning showers. I'll only resort to one if I know for some reason that I'm going to wake up desperately tired, and I need the waking-up-ness effect of a shower.

Also, baths kind of stress me out. I don't find them relaxing at all. I just think about how I'm feeling sweaty, and how much more time it's going to take me to get clean after I'm done just sitting there. So I get antsy. And then I want water. Or a different book. Or a towel to dry my fingertips so that I can turn the page without causing any water damage. And then I start thinking of all the things I need to do that I'm not doing, and I want to start making a list, so I want pen and paper. Essentially, I'm just really terrible at baths. However, I do have an awesomely deep bath, and I do use it, just not really for bathing so much as treatment for sore muscles.

Good egg indeed.

Ali, when did you want to see the movie?