So let me just say this. I am mad at my womanly cycles. This month things are totally out of whack and I don't know what to make of it.
I cannot possibly see how I am going to get pregnant this month. I have no idea when or even if I have ovulated. That's it. I quit. I just quit.
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In other news, I am excited about starting the new Twilight series by Stephanie Meyer. Well, it isn't so new...but it's new to me. I read Twilight in one day. It was pretty addictive. I am going to try my hardest not to read the second book so fast. I swear, I was reading so long that when I finally finished and stood up I was dizzy. I had to lie down on the cold kitchen floor because I thought I was going to faint. Heh heh. I guess I was sitting in the same position for too long. Made me nauseous. Anyway, is it wrong that I am in love with Edward Cullen, a 17 year-old vampire?

Oh and parts of the next Harry Potter film are going to be filmed in 3-D for Imax. I am super, super, super, way too excited about that. On the previews for The Dark Knight they had just an audio of Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) speaking and I quite literally got goose bumps.
So at least I am keeping busy. Do I get credit for doing things OTHER than thinking of babies? I think I deserve credit. I am trying so hard to be positive/happy/not depressed. Kudos to me. ;)
1 comment:
Good luck slowing down on the next books. They're just as addictive. I hate every single word that I read of these books, because they are written for teenagers, and here I am, 24 years old and ENGROSSED in them. They're like CRACK.
I can't wait 'till you get further in the series so we can chat about it without me worrying about ruining everything for you.
I feel what you mean about feeling down right off the bat about a cycle. I felt that way about June, I don't even think I ovulated that month. Sometimes, when I'm just sitting around thinking about my due date (this Saturday), I get so discouraged; thinking about how long it's going to be until I ovulate, then how long I have to wait to see if I'm pregnant, and THEN I have to wait to see if the pregnancy is viable... UGH. That's even if I GET pregnant this month.
I know it's hard. But we have to remember.. The end result is so, so, SO worth it, right?
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