Random of the day: Blu-ray and HD DVD mediums have been battling for a bit now and one is surely to win out, causing the other to fall by the wayside. Well, I’m convinced Blue-Ray has already won: porn has come to blu-ray! I’m sorry HD DVDs, you probably looked great but you cannot win out over the world’s number one vice.
Song of the day: Exile – I wanna kiss you all over. Heard it on the radio this morning and it’s boring a hole into the very deepest center of my brain as we speak.
Pain of the day: My intestines seemed to be all chinked up like chain in a necklace. I think I need to de-stress. I think I need a big bowl of ice cream.
Hypochondriac thought of the day: Normally, I don’t go freaking out about this stuff but I was doing some research and my intestinal problems this week all seem to lead to lactose intolerance. Never had a problem before but so many things make sense. Or it’s all stress. Hell if I know.
Wish for the day: That time passes quickly and that I can go home happy and pain-free, and play with little Elly all weekend.
Your plans for the weekend?
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‘I think I need a big bowl of ice cream.”
When in doubt….eat ice cream.
Weekends already over. Did have plans and none panned out because my 2nd freezer broke and I lost all my winters meat. Not to mention the mess and the stink.
In response to your question about methods of conception….we’re hoping to go with the cheapest option, which to find a healthy, willing donor to give us the stuff directly, and then I can impregnate her directly and it becomes much more intimate and about us making something together. Or we could buy sperm from a bank somewhere. And if we can’t get pregnant with the at-home method (using a special syringe, not a turkey baster, contrary to popular belief), we’ll have to do it at the dr.’s office or try IVF. And if all else fails and she can’t get pregnant and I reluctantly try and fail as well, then we adopt. 🙂
Que – sounds like a roaring good time. Heh.
V – best of luck. I know many people who have gone through fertility drugs and all sorts or methods for all that and it’s always an interesting ride. But there are a lot of kids who need to be adopted and it’s quite noble, I think.