Gardening makes a lot of sense, Purple and Cat. I'm not particularly gifted with a green thumb, but I do like this time of year, all green and verdant - I've managed to put an evening's plant-watering into my daily drugs and animal-feeding routine. I've got a couple of not-dead roses to show for it (one didn't make it), as well as some promising sunflower seedlings.
Is your clinic fairly small, Trixie? Mine seemed to be ready for cycles starting at any point in the month.
Exciting times, Bedouin and Ranch - it's all about to kick off! Looks like you're a day behind me Ranch. I've spent today definitely aware of my ovaries - not agony, but fairly regular twingey aches, so that trigger shot is definitely doing something. I'm nil by mouth from 4am, so am packing a couple of breakfast bars into my handbag so I can eat something when it's all over. I've also taken some time off work. Partly because there's things which need doing around the house, and partly because I'd rather keep this to myself as much as possible.
In a bid to keep zen, I took the dog out for a long, gentle walk this afternoon - the weather was perfect; warm but not boiling, and we got out before the post-work rush, so we got the route mostly to ourselves. There were calves in a field beside the path, so I got to chat to some of them, which was soothing. (the path was outside the field, so it was all nice and safe - no chance of an angry mumma cow taking umbrage at our presence) and I've spent this evening sorting out my iTunes playlists so I've got some music tomorrow in case there's any bits of waiting time I need to pass.
Now to bed, is a fairly early start tomorrow; I want to be on the road at 8:30 as Mum's driving and she doesn't go as fast as I do, and I have to remember the voltarol before I set off. Not to mention we'll be travelling during rush hour. Will be hard to maintain a state of zen!