my miserable, lonly lesbian pregnancy. tonight i am going to read, to snip or not to snip. >> conception. i drive to the california cryo bank. there's no waiting room. just a glass window. a woman changes me $350. a vile half the size of my pinkie encased. this way up. i head to the clinic. i carry the sperm box inside. it's unwieldy. this is my second attempt. so i know the routine. the first time, i brought my friend. even some crouch shots. most people don't get good shots of conception. i feel confident this time, like i'm doing my part in the world. the war in iraq started. may be this kid will be a piece maker, a modern day jesus christ as this jew understands jesus. i don't know what does. week 21, everyone thinks i'm having a boy. by everyone, i mean the waiter and my grandmother and neighbor across the street. i was getting out of my car and she yelled "your having a boy". week 22, my family is involved in an all out campaign on the names i'm considering. she mocks the mothers calling after their sons, sebastion.

it was about lonliness. it had all the suspense. the novel had so many elements with which to draw people in. >> so the tremendous amount of -- about harper lee. i know she never wrote another book. it was a pulitzer prize-winning book, and the film won the academy award. and yet she never wrote another book. what did you learn about harper lee and her reasons? >> well, i was fortunate enough to get great access to two very close friends of her. a new york city couple who gave their friend, harper lee, money. they remain very, very close dear friends to this day. the other person i was also very privileged and fortunate to talk to was alice finch, harper lee's older sister. alice is one of the first women in alabama who was ever admitted to the bar. she -- at 99 she's the oldest practicing attorney in the state. she continues to practice every day, and she hopes to celebrate her 100th birthday in september at her law desk. she was quite a character and told me quite a bit about how the lee girls were raised. and her answer to that q

we have on lonly gone to the pa but we hope to get other people involved. we asked them to give us a call beforehand or the time they're downstairs. i have people available, and they go with the customer to the counter or the individual -- on our side, if the person doing it on our side runs into a problem, they will go through training. it is really a greeting of the customer and taking them through the process. >> what i mean is to we explain to these customers what we're trying to achieve and how it benefits them? >> yes. >> how was that done? is that verbally or something in writing? >> we have not put anything in writing at this point in time. i have been doing it verbally. >> why don't we put it in writing or a flow chart for a series of benefits? >> when they come, what we do? we walked each person through the system? -- we walk each person through the system? wouldn't you like to give them instructions and they follow it. maybe afterwards how about some survey of the customer to say what you think of the system, does that benefit you? >> yes. >> com