@Noel, thanks so much. And welcome. I hope you will feel comfy here.

@Jen, no problem, love!

@Glen, Yogi brand of teas has a tasty Egyptian licorice to try. My taste in writing is pretty eclectic but my most cherished book is a tattered copy of "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens. Other authors I thoroughly enjoy: Nick Hornby, Ray Bradbury, Hunter S. Thompson, Jalaluddin Rumi, Edgar Allan Poe…I could rattle endlessly on!

@Mo', anytime!

Also, if you don't mind me asking – What books do you read?

Thanks for the shout out.

@John S., I love browsing all of the Analytics search times. They are either hopelessly quirky or completely perverted.

@Mr. CBB, and your delectable baked goods have a waaay calming effect on me, sir! Thank you for the compliment.

@Michelle, no problem. Have a great weekend!

@Glen, wow. That is appreciated and so insanely flattering. I am…amazed. Inspired. Grateful for those kind words. Thank you. (I have been a voracious reader for as long as I can remember.) Oh, and Egyptian licorice tea: licorice root, cinnamon bark, orange peel, clove bud. Yummy!!

@Holly, the search terms are a riot, aren't they?

@Catherine, aww. Sticky baby smiles and snuggles ARE the best!!!

@V., thank you for writing such an 'epic' post. And writing a book certainly would keep me productive during all of these late-nighters with the Wee One. (We're currently going through a teething stage. Ergh.)

@Savvy Scott, tee-hee. You have no idea just how juicy some of them are.

@John, thank you for dropping in. We video-record Lexi on the sly, although she immediately will stop if she catches even a glimpse of camera. Your son sounds like a cutie-pie! (Or, as Lexi would say, gooshie-pie.)