Hi fellow "BOTB" Bumpies!
Just figured I could vent safely here. Ugh, what a month. I am really happy for my friends, but goodness, they are just popping up pregnant left and right. Two gave birth this month and four announced pregnancies this month!
We are waiting just over a year and it is the right decision for us, but that doesn't make it any easier! So, I have decided to distract myself by focusing on goals.
Personal Goals:
- Finish my master's degree--re-enrolling in January. I am halfway done and will graduate in May 2017.
- Learn to sew a sweater--been working on this for a little while
- Finish our back splash in our kitchen
- Professionally--get established and comfortable in my new position running an organization, 5 months in and kind of getting the swing of things
What are some of your life goals (personal or professional) that help you stay distracted from TTC or BOTB?
Re: It's baby season again! Help distract me!
Me 26, Hubs 32
Married 7.14.12
DS 10.29.13
BFP 06.20.16
-Financial goal to pay down most of our vet and dental Care Credit by March
-Trip to Amsterdam in March to plan for
-Teach a few more dive classes before I go on pregnancy hiatus
-See old friends I've been mad at making plans with
- Get through the majority of my master's program (graduation tentatively May 2017).
- Find a workplace I actually enjoy
- Learn to sew (I take a class on the 6th!)
- Get through the upcoming deployment....ugh.
I am currently enrolled in a graduate cert program for Wildlife Management, but am submitting my application for OSU's PSM in Fish & Wildlife Administration (basically wildlife science with some policy classes) by the end of December. I currently work as an environmental scientist, but really want to break into the wildlife biologist field. It's pretty tricky to get there though.... What master's program are you pursuing?
I'm stoked for the sewing class! My mom bought me a machine a couple of Christmas' ago, but I have no idea what to do with it. Hopefully Joann's Fabrics can show me the way, haha! Could come in handy for future nursery DIY's *FX*.
I love that your dad cleaning the house drives your mom crazy! DH's father is retired military and now he works a 3 weeks on (out of town), 3 weeks off schedule for work and I still have no idea how the MIL deals with it. DH says it is because she got so used to it during the military life, but fortunately I don't have to worry about deployments expect for every other year or so, which is something I guess.