Hi Everyone,
Lou, sorry to hear about your endo, must be rough having to put up with the pain, especially when they don't seem very concerned.
Alison, glad that I'm not the only one eating loads of chocolate at the moment. It's the time of year right??!!! We will stop as soon as we get into spring and have to think about shorts or maybe even a bikini!!!!!
Grace, what kind of dog do you have? Ruby is 11 wks old now and is refusing to go walkies! I think that she doesn't like the traffic. This morning she just sat on the door step and would not move and yesterday I had to pick her up and carry her round the block!!
25th is fine for me still.
Talk Soon, Rach XX
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Hi everyone
It looks like the 25th it is then. That's great, looking forward to it. Where shall we meet? same place or does someone have any new ideas? I am useless where London is concerned so can't think of anywhere else. Our last venue seemed ideal to me so central etc.
Ruby sounds really lovely Rachel, I am sure she will soon get her confidence and it probably is a good idea to keep taking her out so that she get's used to it.
Oscar is a bit of an "old boy" he is 11 now - a West Highland Terrier. He was orginally an unwanted Christmas gift ( how stupid people are) and we have had him since he was nine months old. He is completely and utterly spoiled but I love him to bits. It may sound silly but he has been such a good friend to me and has really seen me through some very sad times where all this infertility business is concerned. I am a real doggie person though and if we move to the country would like a couple more (have n't told DH that yet though!!)
Looking forward to seeing you all soon.
Love
Gracexxx
It looks like the 25th it is then. That's great, looking forward to it. Where shall we meet? same place or does someone have any new ideas? I am useless where London is concerned so can't think of anywhere else. Our last venue seemed ideal to me so central etc.
Ruby sounds really lovely Rachel, I am sure she will soon get her confidence and it probably is a good idea to keep taking her out so that she get's used to it.
Oscar is a bit of an "old boy" he is 11 now - a West Highland Terrier. He was orginally an unwanted Christmas gift ( how stupid people are) and we have had him since he was nine months old. He is completely and utterly spoiled but I love him to bits. It may sound silly but he has been such a good friend to me and has really seen me through some very sad times where all this infertility business is concerned. I am a real doggie person though and if we move to the country would like a couple more (have n't told DH that yet though!!)
Looking forward to seeing you all soon.
Love
Gracexxx