Other good things: my birthday is on Wednesday, and today I went on a shopping spree and snagged the Wii Fit I'd been wanting, as well as a pile of Nintendo DS games. These should keep me out of trouble during any OHSS-related confinement. Which brings me to the only not-perfect thing, which is that my doctor wrote Get your electrolyte and protein drinks ready! on the bottom of my instruction sheet. Underlined. I take it to mean that he expects me to get OHSS again.
Well, we're reasonably prepared, and even if I do get it I expect the whole thing will be less traumatic second time around -- I'll be uncomfortable, but at least I won't be scared.
Oh! And when we were wandering

But, as I was looking through the window, my darling reasonably suggested that this sculpture is in fact quite evocative of the Celtic stag-god Herne/Cernunnos. He's a powerful male fertility aspect. I bought the large one, with the leaves blooming from his antlers, and he's making me very happy. My eyes like looking at him, even though he's taking up half of the bedroom vanity.
I intend to hang necklaces on him eventually, but have been warned not to do so until I'm already pregnant, so as not to feminize the powerful male fertility aspect by making him look like a pretty pretty princess.
Update: I have triggered! I am now a ticking time bomb of superovulation! Whee!
Hurrah! And those reindeer are great.
ReplyDeleteWe see the celebration as more Yule than Christmas; I particularly love the food, the Twelve Days and references to the Wild Hunt.
So relieved to hear about the good crop of eggs! GoooOOOoooo Horned God!
ReplyDeleteWha-hooo!! Yay for extra surprise follicles. You sound so good. Happy retrieval!
ReplyDeleteI love the reindeer. All signs point to yes for this cycle. You are going to be pregnant in no time!!
ReplyDeleteMy first thought about the sculptures was Herne, too! Goooooo, fertility god!
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