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Dec 26, 2004 23:27

Christmas is over. It was an ordeal, which isn't really a bad thing, but it still was. Friday started out hopeful. I thought I might be pregnant, I was officially late, was being good and holding off testing 'til Christmas morning. Didn't make it that far. Just before our guests arrived for Christmas Eve dinner (and just as I got home from church ( Read more... )

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cyberdjinn December 26 2004, 12:37:20 UTC
My two cents? Believe in something bigger than yourself. Be it God, the Universe, or whatever one chooses to call it I believe that there is something that is involved in helping things to happen at the right time. So believe that you WILL get pregnant at the RIGHT time. Naturally, the problem is waiting until then. I can't help with that one.

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celtic_raven December 26 2004, 12:45:50 UTC
you don't think I believe in those things? I do, I wouldn't worship if I didn't.

Those were not the dreams I am talking of losing, but thanks for the thought.

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fairy_nuff December 26 2004, 20:59:50 UTC
I hope you saw those rotating brass wind ornaments whilst you were in Mogo. Pounamu and I were down there last year when my brother was living near Bateman's bay a short drive east of there, and we had a look. It used to be a gold mining town where they got it from the ground, now they get their gold out of tourists.

I would say that hope and faith regrow, if I thought you'd believe me. When you need to believe most is when it's the hardest thing to trust.

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celtic_raven December 27 2004, 01:56:37 UTC
Wind ornaments? no...sad now...want to go back and see them :) they were getting alot of gold out of the tourists yesterday ;)

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sambolee December 27 2004, 04:10:36 UTC
Keep your chin up and remember there's a whole new year waiting for us to discover!

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keftiu December 29 2004, 03:51:14 UTC
Tomakin is where my family has time share. Mogo is ingrained in my childhood...especially the fudge shop. The bellydancers dream must be a new addition. They had a shop called the Trading Post which was always fun - was that where it was? Now I want to go down there!!!!

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