Mark, Ovulating, and Friends

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You have been warned, there are lots of pics in this post!

Oh where oh where did my husband go, oh where oh where could be be?

Why that is a good question. I know that he is in Williamsport (Hell on Earth for drilling) and I know he had a job today, other than that, I have no idea what is going on with him. I talked with him around midnight last night and haven't heard from him since. This is the life of a wife of a mechanical engineer. I hope he is able to come home tomorrow night so he can be here when the girls get here.
So after the miscarriage, my biggest fear was that my body wouldn't be able to figure out what it was suppose to do next, IE, ovulate. Well I am happy to announce that my body is back on track. On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday morning I had positive ovulation test! The little : ) is almost as good as the word "pregnant."


Unfortunately, Mark left on Tuesday so we didn't really have good timing this month. I'm a little disappointed but I hope what we did do was enough. TMI I'm sure for some of you, but that is the name of the game when you are trying to have a baby. The best thing is that 11 dpo (days past ovulation) on Valentines day so maybe we will know by then! What a great gift that would be!

These are the flowers my MIL sent me when we lost the baby. She's so sweet.


This is my amazing friend Stephanie (who was also in my wedding). She called me today out of the blue just to tell me that she missed me and wanted me to come back to Texas. That always makes me smile. She got married three weeks before Mark and I(BTW, Holy Cow my hair was LONG)



The two with the arrows over their heads are coming tomorrow and I could not be more excited. We are going to go skiing on Friday and we're planning on having an amazing weekend. Lindsey comes in at 9:00Pm and Amanda at 11:30PM.

Lindsey (The one on the right) and I have been great friends since I was a sophomore in high school. We have had our ups and downs and most of the time we don't live close to each other but she is an amazing girl and an amazing friend. When we bought the house in Ft. Worth, we were 10 minutes away and literally lived on almost the same road. It's sad that she is so far away and I can't be for there for her.

Amanda and I have a funny story on how and where we met. I met Amanda in December of 2004 in Denver, CO. She was at a national conference that I was at for APO (Alpha Phi Omega). My school, Texas Tech, and her school, Texas Lutheran, ended up hooking up and spending a lot of time together. We had a great time over the few days we were in Colorado and I didn't talk to her again until the Fall of 2005 when she came to Texas for graduate school. She had had so much fun with us in Denver that she wanted to come to Tech. We have been great friends ever since!

My next post is going to be a fun one! I'm going to introduce you to who I am and who my family is! This may help to make my blog a little more personal.

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