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Well, I already thought Monk was aspie - but his mom. Wow. "I'll be wearing an orange blouse". That just screams "I don't expect people to recognize me", doesn't it? And we all know what that means.

Both Ana and I missed our naps. Sniffle. And we... well, I had fun. Ana got a bump on her head by running into a wall or a window, and she got to get carried around with an icepack, which she didn't appreciate. We bought her some stilts, which I'm madly in love with.

Historic Richmondtown is... interesting. It'd be a lot better without the road running right through it...

Oh, and I'm not supposed to tell anyone, but we went upstairs where we weren't supposed to because somebody who worked there took us up. Eeee. I couldn't resist the chance to do what I wasn't supposed to do.

And we visited around, and we ate, and I'm really selling this visit short... it was fun, but I'm vague and fuzzy from a need to sleep :(

And we didn't have cake for my mom's birthday yet. She'll probably have it at Jenn's.

Oh! And I forgot. Ana really likes trucks and cars and motorcycles right now, so I thought it'd be good to get her some boy clothes (with trucks and cars and planes on them instead of butterflies and flowers) and put her in those, see if people get confused. And, of course, she needs more toy vehicles, because she goes crazy over the few she has right now. So this is an open bit of begging - if anybody has any patterened boy clothes (or just non-girly clothes) for children up until - say, three, let her grow into them - I'd gladly pass them to Jenn. Or toys for kids under three, that works as well. New baby's in November, remember.

Though we can also buy stuff, and will no matter what, I do hate to see perfectly good clothes sit in an attic.