Friday, January 21, 2011

Fun for the Wild Circulation Bunch - Sorrento's

Joyce, Laura, Tam, Helen and I had planned to go to the Olive Garden in Elyria after work but decided to head somewhere else for dinner after given a 1-hour waiting time. We headed over to Sorrento's and enjoyed pasta, ziti, calzones, foldovers and sinful desserts. A good time by all! After we headed to my house to visit Keala and Ikaika. Oh and Aaron too.

[No fun pictures since my camera broke!]

IUI ALERT: Let the countdown begin... 7

I don't want to "bachi" or curse myself but I am anxious to know if the procedure took. Today was supposed to be the beginning of my next 28-day cycle but it hasn't started yet. I don't have any symptoms to getting my monthly so Aaron and I are hopeful again. I say again because we were hopeful during our first attempt. I didn't get my monthly but on the day I had to take my hapai test, it arrived. Sad.

I will be nervous in the next 7-days! If I don't get my monthly, I get to take another hapai test. Cross fingers!

Sunday, January 16, 2011

We're godparents!


Meet our new godchild... Trevor Alan Andrewski. He is the youngest child of Aaron's high school best friend Big Al and his loving wife Tasha. Yes, we went to church this morning!

The Andrewski's - Tasha, Trevor, Matt, Emily and Big Al

Friday, January 14, 2011

GIRLIE UPDATE: Spartacus: Blood and Sand

I've seen previews of this TV series and thought it would be something I would enjoy.

Andy Whitfield as Spartacus
Let's say its a mix of 300 and the Gladiator in one. After watching the first episode I wasn't really impressed, probably because I kept thinking of the other movies and the main character looked a bit shabby with his long hair. But Michael told me it gets better and by the third episode, I was hooked! Woo, what to do with all those buff bodies all over the screen?! I would close my eyes when it was killing time (and some of the sex scenes) and was intrigued what the Romans and their slaves did back in the day. Thank God I live in the modern world, right?