Post by rikkiandjulie on Sept 12, 2015 9:04:40 GMT -5
Not a lot. I work til 2 today. DW has come down with a bad cold/flu/nausea hopefully this doesn't ruin anything with the maybe baby. I know that it will have little impact, but it's just one of those TTC things when you think everything will either greater or ruin your chances, even though it's 200% out of your control. But you always seems to forget that.
Tomorrow I'm hosting a party for my entire staff so my sister and I are going to get crafty tonight and make some goodies.
Post by wittyandwaiting on Sept 13, 2015 14:28:53 GMT -5
I am making leek and potato soup today. This is exciting because, I actually have the desire to eat something (yay!) and I had all the ingredients at home!!!
We went to the Toronto Zoo today because friends gave us a membership for our shower. It was great except for the fact that it was cold and rainy. At least that meant it want crowded!
And M's sister's friend handed down a baby swing to us. Ellis seems to like it! This could really help!
****loss and living child discussed***** We're queer. I'm 34, have severe stage 4 endo, and both fallopian tubes are gone. My love ("Manada" 33) was diagnosed with diminished ovarian reserve. We did Partner IVF (my eggs, her uterus). We lost our twins Tav.in and Ca.sey at 21 weeks gestation.
I have a cold that is lingering on, I am ready to have my nose back.
I managed to pack for 5+ hours today during nap/tv/play time. Still such a long way to go - but I feel good about the progress I'm making.
We drove EV to the airport this morning at 4:30am. Yawn... By 11am I felt like I'd lived a whole day.
This Cobb fire in Northern California is freaking me out. Years ago I ran a retreat center, and we had to evacuate because of a fire across the highway. After getting everyone out, and packing our valuables in 3 minutes I stopped to watch the fire from our hilltop. I saw it start from the base of one hill across the two lane highway and climb to the top of that hill in minutes - maybe 2 minutes - it was a whoosh of orange flame followed by a large expanse of ash and earth. Terrifying. Many families of the people in our community have been affected and folks here are gathering resources and support. I feel terribly for the people that lost their homes.
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