Trying for a Baby Part 7

QQuaver

lemonmelon wrote: »

if I ovulate today I might have something resembling a 2ww before af. that would be nice

The Chinese medicine doctor seems to think earlier ov = your body temps are higher (good). I wonder if you are one of those:cool:

I'm going to make spaghetti and meatballs tonight - like lady and the tramp

Lovely:happyhear

bigzippy wrote: »

How about both? Or is that being greedy?

Both would be fab:cool:

tinkwings wrote: »

I have NOT helped by just buying the Cath Kidston Buggy

Cath Kidston makes buggies?:cool:

tinkwings

Cath Kidston Buggy

tinkwings

QQuaver wrote: »

Cath Kidston makes buggies?:cool:

Her Fabric & Name are used by Maclaren

RebekahR

lemonmelon wrote: »

I'm going to make spaghetti and meatballs tonight - like lady and the tramp

Nearly laughed out loud at that bit on this call lol.

BB1984

lemonmelon wrote: »

Can you take your maternity leave and decide not to go back at the end of it?

I have an enhanced maternity pay package, and in my contract it states that I would have to go back to work for at least 3 months, otherwise I'd have to pay back all the enhanced pay (above SMP).

lemonmelon wrote: »

tthanks QQ, we did indeed BD last night and I think we'll have another shot tonight, just thought it was a little early to be oving? at least if I ovulate today I might have something resembling a 2ww before af. that would be nice

I once ov'd on CD6, and had a 12 day LP, making the whole cycle 18 days. It does happen! As long as you have between about 10 and 16 days LP, you're good.

tinkwings wrote: »

Cath Kidston Buggy

ahhhhh! That is sooo cute! :T

Well I have had SUCH a stressful day at work today, but luckily I think I managed to sort a major issue just before I left :j
Yesterday and today have had some mild AF-type pains, hope it's not a bad thing!

Need to do some research re strenuous exercise, as I have a trainer session tomorrow and it's always very hard core! Keen not to relax it though, as I want to lose weight and I really enjoy it. A quick google shows me that basically everyone disagrees with each other, so I think I'll just carry on as normal! Also, since when does walking on a treadmill constitute "moderate exercise"?! :rotfl:

BB x

QQuaver

tinkwings wrote: »

Cath Kidston Buggy

Oooo... I'd love that:happyhear

BB1984 wrote: »

Well I have had SUCH a stressful day at work today, but luckily I think I managed to sort a major issue just before I left :j

(((Hugs))) for stressful day, but well done for sorting the major issue:T

Also, since when does walking on a treadmill constitute "moderate exercise"?! :rotfl:

:rotfl:
Ahem, I consider it to be a proper exercise:o

Elelyn

Hi everyone,

Just popping in to say hi as I'm back from my holiday. Had a fantastic time but need to seriously start losing some weight now - I feel like I've put about half a stone on in the last week (and looking at my holiday photos makes me feel really bad as I look like a beached whale ).

I've decided I'm going to test on Sunday assuming AF hasn't arrived by then. I'll be 15 DPO by then I think so should be able to get an accurate result. I'm pretty sure it'll be a BFN as it's only our first month trying and I'm sure I'm not that lucky but I'd just like to know one way or the other before I go back to work on Monday.

Right, I shall start reading back now to see what I've missed....

mrshappy

good evening ladies,
hope everyone is well, I'm feeling rather mellow tonight-OH is away working overnight and DS is staying over at my ex inlaws, so it's just me and the cat. I went out for dinner with my mum and dad and had a couple glasses of wine, which was very nice
I have been stressed out of my head the last few weeks with cowboy builder issues, but things seem to me moving the right way now, so I'm very happy with that-also the plumber today was very easy on the eyes

I can't remember who was asking about leaving kids in on there own-my DS is 14 and he was given a house key when he started high school, when he was 11 and a half, as he walked home from school and I was in about 10 minutes after him (I worked in the school he went to, bit it wasn't cool for him to wait for a lift!) He had a list of rules though-no-one else in the house, no cooking blah blah blah, now I don't mind leaving him in alone while I pop to tesco, collect my mum etc as he is either glued to the xbox or sleeping! But it's a tricky one as they are all different, thankfully he seems fairly sensible most of the time and I've not had any problems

I love the Cath Kidston buggy, wonder if I could buy one for when my niece comes to visit?

Am a wee bit nervous about doctors appointment tomorrow, but she did ask me to go back quickly, I think that talking to a doctor about TTC will make it even more official than it already is if that makes sense?

enough tiddly ramblings from me I think, will go for a wee potter about and get my jammies on I think x

tinkwings

DD2 blending into the Buggy :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tinkwings

Sorry bit HUGE!!!! x