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Didn’t realize the female star from one of my fave shows “Burn Notice” on USA was English, had 3 kids despite her anorexic appearance, and could care less about men:

Yes, you are about to be 40!

I’ve already surpassed my life expectancy by about 10 years, so anything goes at this point.

I hadn’t realized you had such a rambunctious younger life.

Oh, good, I’m glad it’s not public knowledge

Are three children enough? You have three!

I have three! Which sounds like a lot to those that don’t have any and a little to those that have five. I could keep going. If the bounty of eggs allows, and of course I have to find another donor. But I never say “never.” Well, I do, actually quite a bit. In this instance I’m optimistic that there could be more child-rearing.

It sounds fun, but the donors are the problem.

Donors are always a problem, which is why I refer to them solely as donors. I have an abundance of baby daddies, which is fabulous, they’re all dear friends. But that utopia of raising children with my loved one and growing old and rocking together in our porch swing with 17 great-grandchildren on our laps? I think I may be swinging alone.

One of my favorite shows is taking his parody on the road for the troops–teaching Britney and Prince Harry [see below] how it’s really done:

“Mr. Colbert ran out onstage wearing a business suit made of Army camouflage and, shortly afterward, declared himself the only person man enough finally to declare victory in Iraq.

It was Sunday night in Baghdad, and President Obama was ordering Gen. Ray Odierno, the commander of the American troops here, to shave Stephen Colbert’s head.

“He is taping four episodes of “The Colbert Report,” the Comedy Central show featuring his egotistical, fake-macho, nationalist blowhard alter ego, in Baghdad this week. It’s the first time in the history of the U.S.O. that a full-length nonnews show has been filmed, edited and broadcast from a combat zone.

The week of shows, taped a day or two before they are broadcast, is called “Operation Iraqi Stephen: Going Commando,”

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/08/arts/television/08colb.html

Make sure you record it–1130pm Comedy Central, repeated the next day or watch it here:

http://www.colbertnation.com/home

Stephen Colbert taping his “Colbert Report” in a former palace of Saddam Hussein for an audience of American troops.

“A 32-year-old Australian graphic designer has spent 6 months trawling images of Australian state of Victoria on Google Earth to create a geographical alphabet.

From an A-shaped field to a Z-shaped building Rhett Dashwood has managed to find each letter of the alphabet.

“I found them exactly as you think I might have….slowly moving from page to page over the maps and visually scanning”.

“I did it in my spare time — it was better than doing a sudoku,” he added, somewhat dryly. “I set a little puzzle for myself.”

http://rhettdashwood.com.au/#16575

Which brought me to another cool alphabet–this time out of Matchbooks: