lauren: Sorry things are funky, hope they'll get better soon!
korey: I debated the crazy lady with baby stuff idea, but I decided I didn't care.
If I don't have one, someone else will get some really great stuff!
coco: Not over until it's over!!!
escher:
Glad you're in a good place with it.
library: My temps are crazy this cycle--maybe yours are too? Keep peeing on sticks...
Lost fans: Ugh. I was sobbing. I agree, who are they to mess with us at this emotional time in our lives?!?!
AFM: Planning to head to KD's house Monday through Wednesday as of right now, waiting for OVWatch confirmation. Tentatively have found a house--rental application has been sent and waiting to hear. Now, I just need a job.
QOTD:
1. Do you plan to find out the sex of the baby?
Nope. Not a big fan of ultrasounds...so I guess we'll wait to see what my intended midwife (who I haven't haven't actually met) thinks about them. I have an intense girl feeling, but I wouldn't be disappointed or upset with a boy. Ex-DW and I both had dreams about our girl, and I feel like she's still waiting for me.
2. Do you have names picked out?
I have two definite girl names and one tentative boy name. I have a much harder time with boy names for some reason. E and I had one of each, and they were perfect, but...yeah.
3. Do you already have baby items and/or do you have any superstitions about that?
I do in fact have baby stuff--the first purchase was entirely impulsive and actually on the way home from my first insem, some clothes from Oshkosh, 'cause every kid needs Oshkosh overalls.
Since then I just randomly add to the pile (which is really a dedicated drawer). It's mostly clothes, but my mom has bought a doll and a stuffed giraffe, and I have a moby wrap and a diaper bag that I carry as my regular bag. And I have a skein of yarn and a sweater pattern but I won't start knitting until a BFP. Superstition-wise, I won't buy anything that's not unisex even though I find girl clothes nearly irresistable. But I don't think that's superstition, really. Just the thought that if I buy obvious girl clothes that I'll never have one.
korey: I debated the crazy lady with baby stuff idea, but I decided I didn't care.
If I don't have one, someone else will get some really great stuff!coco: Not over until it's over!!!
escher:
Glad you're in a good place with it.library: My temps are crazy this cycle--maybe yours are too? Keep peeing on sticks...
Lost fans: Ugh. I was sobbing. I agree, who are they to mess with us at this emotional time in our lives?!?!
AFM: Planning to head to KD's house Monday through Wednesday as of right now, waiting for OVWatch confirmation. Tentatively have found a house--rental application has been sent and waiting to hear. Now, I just need a job.

QOTD:
1. Do you plan to find out the sex of the baby?
Nope. Not a big fan of ultrasounds...so I guess we'll wait to see what my intended midwife (who I haven't haven't actually met) thinks about them. I have an intense girl feeling, but I wouldn't be disappointed or upset with a boy. Ex-DW and I both had dreams about our girl, and I feel like she's still waiting for me.
2. Do you have names picked out?
I have two definite girl names and one tentative boy name. I have a much harder time with boy names for some reason. E and I had one of each, and they were perfect, but...yeah.
3. Do you already have baby items and/or do you have any superstitions about that?
I do in fact have baby stuff--the first purchase was entirely impulsive and actually on the way home from my first insem, some clothes from Oshkosh, 'cause every kid needs Oshkosh overalls.
Since then I just randomly add to the pile (which is really a dedicated drawer). It's mostly clothes, but my mom has bought a doll and a stuffed giraffe, and I have a moby wrap and a diaper bag that I carry as my regular bag. And I have a skein of yarn and a sweater pattern but I won't start knitting until a BFP. Superstition-wise, I won't buy anything that's not unisex even though I find girl clothes nearly irresistable. But I don't think that's superstition, really. Just the thought that if I buy obvious girl clothes that I'll never have one.






That's exactly what I was trying to convey.




Thanks for asking!
It's also not a fun commute. Hopefully I'll have a fun job in Asheville, right now I'm being considered for a clinical research coordinator position, where I'd be in charge of running all the clinical trials in the hospital. I also do a lot with Girl Scouts, so that's kind of my secondary job! 

I am also a specialized (therapeutic) foster parent and am lisiting that as well because it is a lot of work but very worthwhile.
I, on the other hand, would probably bring up that subject if we met in person! I feel a very strong connection to this group, seeing as how we're all queer and riding the TTC roller coaster... Don't worry, I won't post on your wall questions about your vagina. 
I think she was just mad we're not naming a girl after her, but DP says Tiffany is a stripper name.
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