Wow, I know I've been putting off making a new post on here, but when I saw the date of my last entry it really hit me what a slacker I've really been!
I don't have much to say or have a theme to write about right now, partly due to the fact that I just felt guilty about leaving my blog go without updating for so long and needed to post something and also due to the fact that I'm currently on narcotic medication for a migraine that I had when I came home (give me shit for being on the computer right now....I know I shouldn't be and if Troy was here to see me he would give me shit too! haha).
Troy and I made a pact this cycle to REALLY try. It's not that we weren't really trying (or "not-not trying"), but if I'm completely honest our attempts were not that fully involved. I mean I used OPKs, I charted, I tracked my CM and BIO when I was fertile....but we never BIO every day or every other day during my fertile window before. We've decided to make that our goal this cycle. We never did before because we are both usually exhausted after work and it can be, you know...effort some days!
At work I've adjusted really well. I've pretty much landed on my feet and I'm well into the groove of how things operate and back into my old ECE swing of things! My supervisor called me into her office the other day to have a big chat (she loves to talk!), and told me that they were so happy with me, everyone said they loved working with me and that there was a possibility that she will move me to a Lead Teacher position ($$$) in the infant room for the fall. Now I was ecstatic to hear all of this, (especially the positive feedback and potential raise of almost $3/hr) but I'm also a bit hesitant. I love infants, but I don't have much experience with them in a childcare setting. Programming for babies can be really hard. I'm so used to preschoolers (as busy and challenging as they are!) that I think I might be bored with infants. I guess it will ultimately be good experience for when I have my own (which hopefully is not a far off dream!).
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