News #1:
Real women don't date Yankees fans. Love you, Que Sarah Sarah!
News #2:

They sang hymns and praise songs, had at least 45 minutes of exceptional expositional preaching (and today was just the pastoral intern! We heard amazing things about their regular pastor), in-depth, exciting classes after service, and the friendliest people ever, including "the other" electrical engineer at the church and his wife (who are also new and want to invite us over to their house!). AND THERE WERE SO MANY PEOPLE OUR AGE!!!!11!1!one1!!1eleven! (as Brian would say).
News #3:
I have already done three substituting jobs (in high schools all three times), and I must say that I absolutely love teaching. It is a bit stressful (especially when you have a high maintenance teacher like I subbed for on Friday) and tiring (when standing on your feet all day long running from student to student to keep them on task), but so much fun and really rewarding. Hopefully I will pull myself together some time this week and write a post about it. :)
News#4:
I have my first "recurring pregnancy loss" appointment tomorrow at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore. I am really looking forward to possibly getting some answers and to being pregnant again soon! There were so many pregnant women today at church and I really just wanted to be one of them: a normal pregnant woman who doesn't worry about if her baby will actually make it past 12 weeks this time. Okay, so I won't be that non-worrying person anyway, but at least there is a possibility that my next baby could make it past 12 weeks!
It might be too late for this, but you could pray that the Women's Health Center could find the records that MIT mailed them. As of last Monday they were missing in action and MIT wouldn't fax them or send the whole set again (I had them resend the test results from June, at least), and I'm really hoping that my doctor will have information to work with.
News #5:
News #6:
I'm sure that you could have lived without knowing this, but I needed to share this with other women who might understand me (since my husband just kind of nods his head at this kind of information)... I am having the most wonderful, sweet period ever. I never would have thought that I would call a period wonderful or sweet, but this one has just been absolutely magical after the hellish nightmares of the past four months. TMI, I know. But I just needed to share.
7 comments:
Oh girl I love the new look!! Very cutesy on you :) It makes alot of difference when you do something like that to make you feel alittle better i know! Oh and I will pray for those records to appear! I know that feeling because it's happened to me. I am also glad to hear your having a sweet time with your cycle. I know that feeling too!!! I am praying that all will turn out well with you girl. My prayers are with you! Let's keep in touch more often K!
~Melanie~
Ok i can't find you on Facebook!!! do me a favor and message me at butterfly082402atyahoodotcom with your full name and I will find you k!!
I am so happy to hear that you have found a church home. My husband and I have been so blessed by our new church family.
Your blog helped me through our miscarriage in April and I have continued to follow your story since then.
All the best on your appointment tomorrow... we are in that journey right now too.
Continue to have fun at work!! Loving your job is such an unbelievable blessing!!
Sarah
Ontario, Canada
Firstly - d'awww, you're cute. <3
Secondly - I hope your appointment goes well. I really hope they can help you - I know how much you want a baby. :-)
Thirdly - I am sooooo jealous of your wonderful sweet period. Mine are hateful and grouchy and mean. Stupid uterus.
So Michael was actually the first one to notice your new Facebook picture and he was like, what does her shirt say? I just glanced over and I was like Real Women Don't Date Yankees Fans!!! BEST SHIRT EVER! :-) Your hair looks so cute! I cut mine too, but no good pictures yet. Yay for all your other happy news too! Now you should come to Florida to visit. :-) Cause that would be VERY happy news!
Yay!! Abbie! I am so glad you guys found a church!! We are still missing you guys, though :( Actually....what are you doing for Thanksgiving?
No, seriously.
Love you,
Jen
p.s. I'm a little behind on the blog bc of the jobbbbbbbbbbbbbb:( i have lotssss of sympathy for full-time job/moms. yikes.
I am thrilled that you guys found a church...that is a small miracle. It will be so nice to have a supportive body of believers around you. Good news about subbing! I'm so glad that you like it.
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