Sunny morning to you all :)
iggly I'm over the moon for you! Congratulations! Completely understandable that you're cautiously optimistic, but its a fabulous start :) Very happy and excited for you!
Scout Excellent that S is clear, what a weight off your minds, and that missed m/c sounds confusing and upsetting, but as you say, perhaps was on balance the best outcome at that moment. Sorry, and hope you continue to do well on the treatment and can get some weight back soon. X
HC your neighbour situation sounds annoying, maybe I'm more feisty than you, I would just ask them firmly to leave; it's your home! Doesn't sound like you're that fussed about making friends with the family anyway?
HT goodness me - Joe's talking in SENTENCES! He's always seemed about 9 months ahead of Annalise at least, maybe he'll be at Oxbridge by 15 Hope the prolapse situation is much less painful. Did you fix the DVD?
fidelma another dinner party? You're soooo sociable! Hope the school issues resolve themselves - no-one's bullying your DCs are they?
Littlepea are you ok? We miss you!
PPM hello somewhere!
My neighbour has still not gone back into labour, but her parents are leaving today only to be replaced by her in-laws! How inconsiderate are some people, she's not running a B&B people, she's about to give birth, leave her alone! {eye-roll}
Also my oldest friend is still pg; 41+5 days today, was due to go for an induction yesterday but cancelled until tomorrow, poor her, soooo close!
Annalise only finally went into the nursery yesterday, I was so frustrated and anxious about the thesis when I had to go home at midday on Wednesday to look after her, I ended up bursting into tears on the cycle home, pft. DH gave me a VERY stern talking to when I got back, he'd though I'd nearly been run over again. It's true that its impossible for people to understand how intimately attached intellectually and emotionally one becomes to a doctoral thesis, it really is a bit like a baby that you've nurtured and tended to for years. But DH is right, with Annalise being so ill, and college rules being what they are, I've had 6months less than other students and I have to emotionally detach myself from it, run a damage limitation exercise and just get it in on time. Bah.
Charting for ttc purposes and worked out that when we ttc in May (when a close friend of mine is going to start ttc too!) I ovulate start of May (Jan baby) or late May (Feb baby). Feb would give me more time to work on thesis corrections and much more sensible incase I have a crappy 1st trimester, but if we go for late May conception, I ovulate right in the middle of when DH's family are all here, and sleeping arrangements were that I would sleep in the nursery and DH on the sofa bed in the lounge - how are we going to ttc then?! We were joking that I would have to sneak down for a quickie, heh :O Anyway, it could take MONTHS to actually conceive, but I'm counting down the weeks....
Big post, good procrastination when I'm supposed to be working on my thesis!
Have a smashing weekend ladies X