Baby Fix

I went to visit my cousin David in Connecticut on Saturday and helped him out in the garden. His daughter, Samantha, turned one last month and she's so cute! She liked me immediately, which apparently doesn't happen too often with strangers, so I felt very honored. This was good, because I had to watch her for the afternoon while David and my aunt made dinner in the kitchen (her mom was working). We had a good time, but she had a cold, and she was drooling and snotting all over me, so I was so paranoid about catching something that I washed my hands about 15 times while I was there. Luckily, I didn't catch anything.



I think I might be starting to hear that biological clock. The nice thing is that if it ticks too loud, all I have to do is take a trip up to visit the Connecticut cousins, and I can play with Sam all I want and get it out of my system. Then I can go back to my life, you know, the one where I don't have nearly enough money to be able to afford kids.

Now I'm getting ready to do a recording of that Arjuna's Dilemma with the guy who wrote the music for Sex and the City, Doug Cuomo. It's such a really cool experience.