Sorry, came back home later than expected, and I'll have to be quick. Everything a-ok with at the doctor's, and as far as I know my friend has not delivered yet, but I just feel it's a question of days now. I've started working from home last Wednesday, but I had to attend several meetings this week (Mon-Thu). But starting tomorrow afternoon, I'll be officially off the hook. Can't wait, I'm so tired...
Lee and Carolyn, those apron fantasies show that you guys have waaaaaay too much meds running through your systems! LOL!
You crack me up girlies!Lee,
So sorry your mood is playing tricks on you. Waiting two weeks is really hard, after going through all the rest of the tmt, and all the tmts before... geez, you've done 7 years of that waiting game, and this attempt is so special because you now know it's your last. *HUGS* Nobody can ask you to keep a rock-hard PMA every day through that kind of 2ww. Right now, however, you can rely on the fact that your body is doing all it can to make the miracle happen, and your embies are working hard too!
Carolyn,
How was the meeting? gah, I can only imagine, poor thing! And how are you doing for the rest, tmt-wise?
Miracle,
Good to know you got some rest this weekend, some good time with your dad, and still managed to get your homework done! Kudos to you girlie!
How are the doggies?Angie,
Sorry your boss dumped that on your lap unexpectedly like that... couldn't she ask the rainbows coming out your ass instead?
Angel,
Hey sweetie, so great to see you around again! It's priceless!
:D:D You seem to be quite crushed under your workload at the moment... I hope you have something nice to look forward to this weekend at least? And about what you said on DH, well... lots of women complain that their husbands just don't have initiative. They just don't think about doing this or that. And as long as you ask him to have more initiative, it just won't work because they truly have no clue. My best friend complained for years about her DH's lack of initiative. The moment she kept a board in the kitchen, wrote the week's menu on it with the cookbook pages, several times she would come back home and dinner was either ready or half-way through! Just like that! That's why I clearly defined the chores between my husband and me. The other key is to avoid making comments. My husband doesn't comment on his underwear running low in his drawer; he knows I'll take care of the laundry eventually. Sometimes I wish he took care of the pet hair on the floor a tad more often, but it's his chore and I don't have a word to say. So that way, I can be a perfectionist on my chores and that suits me very well! I think we avoid a lot of useless tension that way. If I know I want a task done properly (like a specific recipe that I know DH won't get just right), I'll do it myself BUT he'll do another chore instead, one that I care about much less (like the dishes, or preparing the salad, or cutting up a pineapple for dessert). My two cents.Okay guys, gotta run! Sorry if I forgot someone!!! But I'll be around!
Love ya,
Sophie
How are your doggies? Still doing good?? Take it easy Sophie, take naps while you are at home!!! 
One day...
I hate cleaning the bathrooms. Oh well someone has too. And I should be thankful I have a bathroom to clean right!!!! 
You are both glowing with happiness. Loved the pic with the tiny baby shoes.