My office on each floor has the standard bank of men's and women's with stalls, including handicapped, and a single standalone that is unisex and also handicap accesible. So that's good at least.

Our YMCA has a family/coed changing room and bathroom. I suspect it was initially for parents who were taking their opposite gendered children into dressing rooms with them long past the age where others were comfortable with it. Still, it's there for transgendered people, too.

Neither of our office environments have gender designations on the restrooms. Doing a mental inventory all of the restrooms at my customer offices I see only unisex. But all my customers are medical practices so I suspect this is the norm here. The only designation I see is sometimes for patient or staff.

Restaurants are another matter. There we just see various cutesy variations of men/women. At times I have had to think a moment to figure out which one I was.

ION, I hosted a tv watching gathering of parents, friends, and relatives of DH's basketball team playing on ESPN last night. It was a close and exciting game with our boys in the lead most of the game, but they lost in the end. Tough of course, but awesome for a poor public school team to get national attention. Their state championship and ESPN invite has resulted in significantly increased attention from the D1 universities and scholarship opportunities. The only other public school invited was crushed in their game so the 4 remaining are the well funded private programs.

So they played well and impressed a whole lot of people and all our senior players have scholarship offers. And next year we will have more scouts attending and watching. The 3 player (single) moms watching with me saw their babies on ESPN, and will be making final decisions on which offer to accept. The moms worked as hard as the boys to make this happen. It is all good.

I didn't sleep well last night, but I did sleep! And the antibiotics are having an immediate effect, after only one dose, so YAY!!

Yay sleep! It is good to hear you finally got some relief.

The building my office is in has at least one unisex bathroom, on the first floor. There might be some others, but that's the only one I've noticed.

I am in a coffee shop right now with a unisex bathroom! I know I've been to places with them in Chicago, le n. Like our friend's coffee shop.

I'm speaking at career day at Ben's school today. What to wear?! I should show up in pajamas and tell them it's the writer's uniform.

I think it would be awesome, but Ben might not agree. Kids often don't get parent humor.

So true.