pubes - love the name, but love the fact you've having a girl even more!!! such a surprise! hurrah for you and we'll all keep schtum!
beans - so jealous of your day. am frantically constructing lesson plans for this term's work - am banging my head against a wall mostly, actually. i don't think i'm cut out for this teaching lark. i keep thinking if i'd had a few years experience and then had the baby i'd be in better shape. as it is i feel like i'm inventing the wheel every week and i get myself into such a dramatic meltdown ugh ugh ugh.
any news from lady???
looking forward to seeing you tomrorow turnip - and kim!
i went to the gp today to talk about my long cycles. she was great and has booked me in for an ultrasound and some blood tests to check if i have pcos. i know loads of people have it and it doesn't have to be a barrier to conceiving, but i am suddenly getting cold feet about having the tests - i don't want to label myself in case that affects my mental state - do you know what i mean? as long as i just say i have long and irregular cycles that's fine, but as soon as you label it pcos (google it for those who don't know what it is), it seems a bit terrifying. the doctor did also say that losing weight is one of the best ways to encourage cycles to get back to a healthy rhythm. i want/need to lose a stone and a half to get back to my pre-pregnancy weight, but i just don't know if i have the resiliance in me. i'm not the world's most organised nor motivated of people - after i started that running i did my back in and then got that long-standing cold thing. am now, hurrah, feeling better - suppose i've got to get back on it.
sorry just seen how much i've been wanging on. oh, and i'm sure i had some mil stories to tell from wales. i'll get my thinking cap on. me me me... blah blah blah...