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"Good morning! I&amp;#x27;m in NYC today at GLAMOUR discussing the new Glamour.com and having a special long-awaited lunch (tune in tomorrow!). I didn&amp;#x27;t really look up from my computer yesterday. It&amp;#x27;s the long haul. My final manuscript is due on 9-31-08 and we finally decided on a title...I&amp;#x27;m in good shape. When the moment is right, the book writes itself. So, just when I thought I might make it through an entire day without any human interaction (JD was at daycare), Matt popped into my life via an instant message--in it, a link. Guardian.Co.UK reports: The calf, about two months old, was abandoned or became separated from its mother during the annual breeding migration. Humpbacks undergo a 20,000km round-trip from the Antarctic to the warm waters of Queensland. It was first spotted in Sydney&amp;#x27;s Pittwater Bay on Sunday trying to suckle from a whale-sized yacht, in a vain attempt to get a response from its &amp;quot;surrogate mother.&amp;quot; Discuss. I cried. PS: When I picked JD up from daycare yesterday he threw his hands up in the air and declared: &amp;quot;MUM!&amp;quot; Best. Feeling. In. The. World. Photo: Jupiter Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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