Happy Birthday Penashe. Sounds lovely (apart from the rain). What's your fave perfume? I still love White Linen - have done for years, and Green Tea.
Jolls, I really do believe that time should not be wasted on regret. I also feel that life is short, and we do not know what will be around the corner. I hope there is a baby around each of our corners, and I will pursue it as best I can, so that I will never regret ttc.
This week I learned that my very first serious boyfriend passed away. We'd not been in touch in years, and our break-up wasn't really amicable, but I have no bad feelings about it - we were teenagers, after all. But I was so sad to hear he had died, at 45, just short of his 46th birthday, from cancer. He leaves a wife and daughter behind. It has shaken me up a bit. The thought of losing my Dh doesn't bear thinking about.
Today I spent the day cleaning, and baking a nice cake for Charlie. He'll be 3 on Tuesday, and my parents and sister and her kids are all visiting tomorrow to celebrate it.
Today I asked myself,"Why, oh why, after 44 years, I still feel I have to please my parents." Why do I care what they think? I wish I could just let their criticisms run off me like water off a duck's back. But, no, I spent my time vacuuming and washing the floor, dusting etc.
Actually, the place really needed a once over, so it isn't all bad. Ironic, isn't it, I've just finished saying that I shouldn't have regrets, but I still feel the need to do things I don't really want to do, because of my critical, negative parents...
Sorry, that's enough ranting. Sometimes those feelings are over-whelming. Perhaps hypnotism might work? Of me, not them...
Joll's - I'm interested to see how things go with the DHEA. Was it prescribed for you, or are you giving it a go by yourself (IYKWIM)?
My doctor put me on the homeopathic DHEA because my testosterone levels were on the low end of normal. She said she doesn't like prescribing the real DHEA because it can upset other hormones. However, I'm willing to bet that the fertility specialist I see might have a different view. I'm not sure that I believe homeopathy works, but she insisted it had made a difference to other women she had prescribed it to. It isn't going to change my AMH result unfortunately, but maybe my egg quality might be better?
Hippy - IOW sounds lovely. So glad you are there, you made that dream come true. I love it when things work out.
The couch is calling, along with "Silent Witness". DH is away for a conference this weekend, so I shall snuggle up to DS instead.
Night girls...