It's been a crazy week.  We headed down to Fallbrook last weekend, because there was a birthday party for Connie and Aaron on Saturday in Coronado, and because Jamie was booked to work in Irvine all week.  The place was about the same distance from our place as from the Siebers, but the traffic is worse on our side.  Jamie ended up working just Mon, Tues, and half of Wednesday, because she got called to be a key stylist on a reshoot for which she had assisted a couple of weeks ago.  The original lead was out of the country, so they asked Jamie.  This was a big deal, and would have been her first key job, so we headed back up to L.A. on Wednesday.  Unfortunately, the reshoot didn't happen yesterday and today as planned, and we have no idea if or when it might happen.  We're hoping that they get Jamie to do it, even if the original lead gets back from her trip, but who knows?  Backing up a bit, to add to the craziness, Don had to go to the emergency room Monday night.  He was in incredible pain, and for those who know Don, you know that if he even mentions the pain, that it's some serious pain.  Turns out he had two kidney stones.  The next day, Connie came down with the flu or bronchitis.  I'm guessing that she caught it at the emergency room.  Today, I started to feel a little under the weather myself.  I've got a lot of work to do, but I'm going to try to take it easy over the weekend.  We're heading back down to Fallbrook tomorrow.  Who knows what next week will bring?

BTW, it's been raining on and off here lately, but we haven't heard any bad postponement news on our condo, so that counter up there is still on target!

I found out the last time we were out at the condo that the people that are scheduled to close first in our building are scheduled to close on March 16th.  Once they close, they can't push us back because of any type of construction delays.  So, if their closing really happens, we'll know that April 12th is firm for us.  Here's hoping!

We spent all day yesterday (after Chatelaine) at the Arrested Development set with Tony.  We hung out in his trailer, munched on junk food from craft services, and walked around the Fox lot.  Tony received a set of publicity photos while we were hanging out, and he gave us a copy.

The lights now work in our new condo, so we should be able to get some cool new pics the next time we go out there.  They really haven't done much new stuff in there since they put all the tile down.  But we've got pictures of the model apartment I think around here somewhere.  I'll add them if I find them, but at the moment, I'm at Clinton's waiting for a package from FedEx while he's running some errands.

Cool news today out at the condo.  I already knew that there were ethernet drops throughout our place for connecting to the internet, and that these were all connected to a router in our upstairs closet.  What I didn't know is that it's also a wireless router, so I won't even have to mess with setting that up.  Also, CompUSA, who is in charge of all of the wiring stuff seemed very willing to work with me to mark where the speaker wires in the ceiling are, so I don't HAVE to hire them to mount my speakers if I don't want to.  More to come about the wiring fun.

There's a couple more Batman Begins trailers available here.

I noticed something interesting the other day in my search engine referrals.  If you go to http://video.search.yahoo.com/ and type in segues, you'll see a few of our videos, with still shots displayed.  Pretty cool, and very interesting.  In related news, I burned my first dvd last night on my new computer.  It's only a matter of time before I compile all the Segues stuff I have on to a single DVD, but don't hold your breath, as it will be more than just a few minutes.