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. Overall, I'm feeling incredibly grateful and blessed (and a little tired).
I'm Naomi (24 now, 25 when the baby comes). My husband is Tanee (he's from Thailand hence the name nobody has probably heard of) and he's 26, but will be 27 when the baby comes. We've been married since August 21, 2002, but we've been together since 1996. Yup, married my high school sweetheart 
to meet you all and to share this journey with you!

! I never did chart. I started using OPK's two months ago and that helped a lot. I knew when I O but used the OPK's to make sure I was right. Dh didn't expect us to get pregnant so easy and either did myself, but glad he finally changed his mind.
: We have a horse and a cat. The horse isn't at our home but stays at a place close to where our home will be. We just got him a few months back and we are training him. He is a very sweet horse.



I really couldn't be happier.
We have been living in Las Vegas for 6 years now. We both are originally born and raised in So. CA.
: It took us a year to get pregnant with our first. We feel truly blessed though and are very excited. I think we are pretty set on having just 2 kids. We said that we will wait and see though before making any final decision once baby #2 arrives.
that I cannot expect everyone to be or think like me, not even my husband. With this mindset I know things will be just fine. Like I said, it just gets rough sometimes, thats all.
We have another due 1/1/07, maybe this will be a girl? (Yeah, right. I'm not holding my breath!
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We got ahead of ourselves too, as we were going to wait a bit longer (our son is 7 mo.) Glad we aren't the only ones w/ close soon to be sibs. My older dd's are 13 months apart, I think my body likes having babies close together 
and super helpful sissies. We were planning another sibling after Taite, just not quite this soon, but we are definitely happy. Over the last year we have been building our dream house, and plan to go off the grid, though we aren't starting that way. Self sufficiency in all aspects is our ultimate goal, but some parts will come easier than others.
I have almost finished a degree in Sociology (nice to see all of you social science folks!) but alas, it will be put on the back burner again for awhile. I love gardening but it will be a challenge to start new gardens w/ a babe and pg, though we do have pocket gardens of different stuff around the property.