Not too hot - it's gorgeous!!
They say that regular cycles (whether 21 - 40 days) is a good thing. My cycles are 28 days long nearly exactly and have been for years.
Also - cycles that last about 7 days is another good sign. It means you've more than likely ovulated.
I had ovulation spotting (noticeable - I guess you only really notice when you look for it?!) for a few months. Apparently, OV spotting is an indicator of fertility.
Basically - when you don't ovulate, your cycles are longer. They are not regular and they are heavy and painful. So an indication of ovulation is regularity, less pain, less heavy and not the ones that go on and on. My gynae said an ovulatory cycle (one where you don't ovulate) means AF will be longer than your own personal "normal" cycle.
You know - my SIL has had scans every few months because they found cancerous cells in her uterus a couple years ago. She's had the D&C done every 6 months to ensure those cancerous cells don't come back. My brother had mumps in his testes as a child and his testicles didn't drop properly so he had surgery when he was about 5 or 6. These (one would have though) together would have made it fairly difficult for them to conceive.
It took them two months. I believe our bodies will do anything to fall pregnant. And if something in there doesn't think we need a baby - maybe we need to adopt or whatever - it will do it when the time is right. We need to trust more in nature and stop trying to influence our bodies.
We have no influence. We have no control. We have no say.
We need to....reellllaaaaaaxxx :D
Remind me on 14 June :D