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Hello all and welcome!
The original "Sane 2ww" thread was started by zenquaker and you can find it here: original thread. This is a continuation of the "Sane 2ww" thread and we felt "A Saner TTC" was a natural evolution. We will start a new thread each new moon and name it for the upcoming full moon.
Here's the gist of the original thread: this is a space to re-conceive the 2ww as a time of waiting and contemplation. Although we don't judge those who wish to poas frequently, symptom-spot, or do chart analysis, this a space set apart from that activity. We share our thoughts about other ways to approach the 2ww and all parts of our cycles. We encourage each other to feel our feelings fully and to greet all possible outcomes with openness.
We hope you'll join us!
Frosty Moon it is.
A new moon, a new cycle, renewed hope.
Let's continue to share our thoughts and experiences on what it means to be zen, in the moment, open and accepting so that we may support each other in staying sane during this crazy roller coaster ride of TTC.
Good luck everyone!
So, here's something I would love some calming advice about... I hate taking my temperature every morning. As I mentioned before, charting is kind of a must for me because we're inseminating with frozen sperm just once or twice per cycle. For a little over a year now, I've been working from home. It's got its ups and downs, but one truly beautiful thing it allows me to do is letting my body wake naturally each morning (which it does pretty consistently when the sun comes up). Once I started temping over the summer to prepare for our first try, my peaceful wake-up was gone, replaced with a panic - Did my cat knock the thermometer off my nightstand? If I fumble for my glasses so that I can look for my thermometer, is that muscle movement going to inflate my temp? Great, now the dog's awake - is pushing him off my chest going to be too much exertion? I think I've been "half-awake" for these last 20 minutes, is this even an accurate temp? And then there's the recording of the temp and the instant thoughts of "oh, that pattern looks like.. nothing, I have no idea what that looks like" or worse - "S&!t, I think we inseminated too early/late". It's just... not a pleasant way to start the day. For right now, for this cycle, I think I might just stop. I'm smack in the middle of my TWW at 7DPO, so the insemination is done, and it occurs to me this morning that the temping isn't really necessary. If I get AF and we're back on the TTC merry-go-round next cycle, then hopefully I can find a method that works better for me.
Sphinxy - I've found that most things I do don't seem to make a difference in my temp, but I know for some people they do. So, run a test. Take your temp in the morning like normal, then get up and go to the bathroom and go back to bed, settle in and take your temp again. If there's no real difference you know, for sure, that little movements like moving the dog over won't change your temp. Alternatively, you could just use OPKs or a fertility monitor. The fertility monitors are kinda expensive, but I think you could get one on ebay or some such place cheaper. The good thing about them is you can get a longer lead up to your ovulation, so you'd have more time to plan. OPKs give you just one day to plan. But, either could take the place of temping. And, you can certainly stop temping after a sustained thermal shift.
justjenny - A + OPK!!!!!!?????!?! That IS early! Do you think it's real? I think my OPK was darker yesterday, but maybe these are just normal flucuations.... I went to stalk your chart... Do you think you missed ovulation? Could you have ovulated as early as cd 8? That seems really early. hhhmmmm, I don't think I'm supposed to be chart obsessing.... but it's not my chart....
Married to one of the last good guys left Jim
Mom to AJ 4/07 and Genevieve 5/09
And then:
And THEN twins: Matt 11/14 and his guardian angel Billy 11/18/14 - 11/28/14
Ten days in our lives, a lifetime in our hearts
The whole story at: www.xerxella.blogspot.com
Subbing and lurking and rooting for everyone!!!
Wife to DH, Mama to DS1 (06/2007) and DS2 (06/2013), missing babies (mc 08/2006 @ 5 weeks) and (missed mc 06/2012 @ 11 weeks)
Sphinxy, when I temped, I would set my alarm for the same time everyday, but I usually went back to sleep right afterwards. If you can go back to sleep easily, it's something you could try. I also agree with Xerxella that you could use OPKs instead. I totally get that you hate temping. I did it for 7 months, but I've quit for now to help myself stay calm.
Thanks Dakipode!! I meant to reply earlier that you have NOTHING to apologize for, btw. You are NOT a drama queen, at all. Never once did the thought even cross my mind. And once again, I cannot express how much I appreciate your thoughts, support, willingness to be so open and candid and being able to use this forum as a sounding bored for my own dramas
Yeah, JustJenny!! + OPK=
Margo Any news? Haven't heard from you recently.
I need to run, I am at work late for an evening parent event. I will check in soon.
I am a Mama who
Sphinxy - I am with you on not being found of temping. I am trying to chart but most days I end up not taking my temp because I'm convinced it won't be accurate for one reason or another. I like Xerxella's idea of running a test to see how much difference a little movement makes. I think I will try that tomorrow.
Sphinxy, I totally get you about temping. I stopped because it was making me too crazy...I cosleep with my youngest on a mattress on the floor, so I have no place to keep my thermometer safe from little hands, so that meant every morning I would have to get up to get it off the dresser and then my kids would try and pull it out of my mouth while I was temping and if I set an alarm I would wake up the baby, but often she gets up at random times...grrr...so I just check cm and record it faithfully. BUT, once we start officially trying, I will use OPKs (from dollar tree, cause I'm cheap)
2014: 30/70lbs, 4/52 crafts
Married to one of the last good guys left Jim
Mom to AJ 4/07 and Genevieve 5/09
And then:
And THEN twins: Matt 11/14 and his guardian angel Billy 11/18/14 - 11/28/14
Ten days in our lives, a lifetime in our hearts
The whole story at: www.xerxella.blogspot.com
I could never temp, I don't think. It would take me to a level of crazy I don't even want to consider.
I don't have time to go back and look, who mentioned zinc? That's one I hadn't even heard before. How much did you take?
Thanks for all the well-wishes everyone. It means a lot. And welcome to the newcomers!!!
WOHM to Leo (4/08) and enjoying the journey with DH
Announcing the arrival of Clara in August 2013!
On the subject of temping: over time I've found that for me a little movement or laying half awake for a while doesn't make a difference. I temp in conjunction with using OPK's and they validate each other so for me it's actually less stress because I feel more sure of what's going on with my body.
Sparklemaman: thanks for your support. I feel like I've been so up and down because I don't know what's going on. See update below.
Beckeroo: hello and welcome! So glad to have you! I wish you good luck and I hope we can help you stay sane.
Xerxella: I'll have to go check out Dollar Tree. I went to another dollar store about a week ago looking for OPKs and was sorely disappointed at how much they were asking...
GISDiva: I was taking two 23mg lozenges a day. You have to take them separately from your other supplements because it will interfere with absorption of other minerals.
AFM: I finally got to talk to my doc yesterday and he sent me for blood work so I'm hoping that will shed some light on the situation. I still think it's a luteal cyst but he said they're rare. Either way I'll be going in for an ultrasound at the beginning of my next cycle to look for one because if there is one I have to skip Clomid.
It feels good to have a plan, it makes me feel like I'm doing something, like I'm on the right track, like I'm applying myself (remember when your teachers used to say that?). I have so much doubt, in general, and I constantly seek outside confirmation that what I'm doing is the right thing.
Does anyone ever get to that point where they completely trust? Is that what enlightenment is like?
Have a peaceful day everyone!
Dakipode - Thank you so much for your thoughts on temping (really, thanks everyone). I have decided not to temp for the rest of my TWW or through AF. Then, if I'm back at this again next cycle, I'll talk it out with my DW and plan a way to reframe it, so I can set myself up for more successful mornings. It seems that "admitting I have a problem" truly was the first step in fixing this! I feel so much calmer now that I have a plan... On the subject of enlightenment, well, I guess I don't ever expect to get there myself, but I do know that as frustrating as it is, I usually find doubt to be such an important part of my process for working through these truly big-deal moments in life. I don't always remember that in the moment of course, and I don't mean to sound all roses and sunshine about your struggles... It's just that sometimes, I find that the doubt winds up becoming a gateway for unveiling the right path to take. Maybe a suggestion would be to explore whether your doubt has a purpose in all of this (I need to ask for help, I need other options, etc).
Sphinxy: thank you for your thoughtful comment on doubt. I find myself questioning everything when things don't go as expected right away (like getting pregnant...) I think it mostly stems from issues of self worth but I like your suggestion that I could just use it as a gateway to keep gently exploring other options, maybe not because I'm discarding the first option but because another element might enhance the first option...? Anyway, thank you because that was exactly what I needed to hear!
Oh Sphinxy, that's so true. There's nothing helpful about blindly forging down a path and ignoring your inner voice about what might be done differently. There is a difference between chronic negative thoughts and listening to your gut, right?
Thanks, Dakipode for the zinc info. Now that I google it, there's suggestions that zinc might help all over the place. Given that it's cold season, it might be beneficial that way too...
WOHM to Leo (4/08) and enjoying the journey with DH
Announcing the arrival of Clara in August 2013!
Welcome beckeroo
Sphinxy- so true! I'm so glad that it was the gateway to a more comfy decision for you both. I hope you get a bfp!
This conversation about doubt is such good timing for me, lol. I've been having a weird cycle temp wise and had a early Positive opk that turned out to be false. I'm pretty sure, lol. It reminds me that sometimes I do better with less information. I'm still new to OPK's and so far I hate them! They really cause me to doubt my own body. Even though I suspected the + was false because I had no other O symptoms, it made me crazy for the past few days. I least I have some clarity- I'm going to use the opk's up over the next few cycles and then ditch them. No more!
JustJenny and DH of 21 years
After a 2 year fertility struggle - Baby girl is here! Jan 8th 2014
2 Boxer Furbabies Buddha and Tootsie
Well AF seems to be on the way, spotting last night and this morning and I just feel it. I am overwhelmed by how sad and disappointed I feel today. I am having great difficulty stopping the tears. I think I may have reached my limit on this journey. It has been 6 months (though in reality not 6 months of well timed trying, or 6 months of cooperation from my partner, but 6 months none the less). I know this is FAR less time than many of you and I have not experienced a loss along the way, for which I am very grateful. But I have become consumed and obsessed and it feels like the healthy things to do is to step back and take time off from TTC.The discussion above about doubt is so right on target. I have so many reasons that having another child is not the best decision, reasons that are valid and rational (I am 36, DH is 44; I work full time and really need to continue doing so; DD is 9 - Is that too far apart? How would she adjust?; and DD is healthy and well - Shouldn't that be enough?). The most compelling reason being that my DH is really not fully on board, he has so many reservations about a baby. Despite all these reasons, I know in my heart and soul that I want another child so deeply that it aches. I had hoped that my longing and desire to welcome a little one would override the doubt and that it would just happen, there goes that magical thinking, right? I am grateful beyond words to all of you who have welcomed me here and helped make this time for me feel so much less isolating, I have truly not felt alone. This is an amazing community of women. Thank you, everyone, for the support and guidance and for being honest, that is such a gift!! I hope to see lots of BFPs over the holidays and lots of fall babies
I am a Mama who
Don't have time to say much but (((BIG HUGS))) to you, SparkleMaman...
WOHM to Leo (4/08) and enjoying the journey with DH
Announcing the arrival of Clara in August 2013!
sparklemaman- I'm sorry your hurting so badly. I hope that your time away from ttc brings you clarity and comfort for the direction you should take. Big hugs....
JustJenny and DH of 21 years
After a 2 year fertility struggle - Baby girl is here! Jan 8th 2014
2 Boxer Furbabies Buddha and Tootsie
Sparklemaman: I empathize. There are many women who have been trying for longer and have experienced loss along the way but you are completely entitled to feeling sad and frustrated. We must each decide for ourselves how much we can handle and if you feel like taking a step back is what you need, then by all means do so. It's a hard truth to accept that wishing doesn't make it so, especially when you feel like the thing you're wishing for is something that will bring more love and light into the world. I hope you find some peace, whether you decide you're done or not. I have certainly enjoyed your company here.
Popping in. Had a very early loss last month, and just started a new cycle with the new moon. We won't try again until after the holidays (though we won't avoid either), but I'll probably lurk here anyway to try to stay positive as the due date for the first pregnancy I lost this year approaches and as we move into a holiday season focused very much on (re)birth. I keep reminding myself that with every cycle after the most recent loss, my body becomes stronger. With each cycle, my body becomes more ready to nurture another life. Each cycle gives me an opportunity to nurture myself. Each cycle bring a new chance.
Blessings, mamas!
Partner to R ('03); Parent to T ('07), A ('10), and E ('13)
That must be really hard to go through.
sparkle - I'm so sorry you're going through such pain. One thing I've learned is you just can't compare your pain to anyone else's. Just because, possibly, someone hurts more does not mean you hurt less. I hope you can find the time to determine what is truly the best thing for you and your family. More hugs.
revolting - More hugs. I'm sorry. I had hoped you would find your way to the ddc's. I hope you can find a peaceful place here. (I know I have.)
just jenny - I had some almost + OPKs over the past few days, but then they go back to completely negative. I have no idea what that means. I still like OPKs overall, but I do recognize that the more expensive ones (I like the ClearBlue Digital ones) do give you a clearer picture. Maybe once all my cheapies are gone, I'll go for those. Hey, at least you're back on the same schdule with all of us. Iknow you have to be SUPER excited about that!!!!!!
AFM - Nothing new. O seems like it's on a delay schedule. And, so we wait...
Married to one of the last good guys left Jim
Mom to AJ 4/07 and Genevieve 5/09
And then:
And THEN twins: Matt 11/14 and his guardian angel Billy 11/18/14 - 11/28/14
Ten days in our lives, a lifetime in our hearts
The whole story at: www.xerxella.blogspot.com
Ok, just want to get this off my chest: I just got rear ended again! The second time in 2 weeks! Is it me? Literally 2 weeks ago by give or take 3 hours the first guy hit me and I was all zen about that. Well, this time I did get the guys insurance info and he was going a little faster than the other guy. The universe is messing with me, right?
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W. R. Richardson
From MagicPedia, the free online encyclopedia for magicians by magicians.
|W. R. Richardson
Cover of Sphinx (Aug. 1913)
|circa 1893
Hartford, Connecticut
W. R. "Rich" Richardson was a magical performer, a demonstrator and then dealer in magical apparatus
He started in the magic business professionally around 1903 and established agencies for the sale of magical apparatus.
By 1909 he was a general sales agent of the Mysto Magic Company and a charter member of the Hartford Society of Magicians in 1909[1]
In 1913 he was connected with the "Magic Shop" as partner with Mr. L. E. Lyons in Philadelphia.[2]
By 1916, he forsook all magic, married, moved to Canada to sell "Mysto Erector Sets".[3]


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Carey took over the hosting duties of television's longest-running game show on Oct. 15, 2007. To celebrate, the episode will feature some of Carey's favorite things as prizes, including a Vespa similar to the one he rides, trips to his favorite locations such as Brazil and his hometown of Cleveland, and a home theater system with some of his favorite DVDs, such as "The Big Lebowski" and "The Producers." And, since no episode of THE PRICE IS RIGHT would be complete without a chance to win a new car, one showcase will feature a BMW chosen by Carey.
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B7 Rahasia
Part of the Basic Dungeons and Dragons Reviews
I have the small goal of doing a review of the Basic series of modules 1 through 10. After doing node graphs of the first 8 modules, it was Rahasia that really stuck out as being different. I had forgotten a lot of things about this adventure; the use of teleporters around almost every corner, the comparatively large size of the dungeon, the idea of a tower complex buried under a mountain.
I ran this adventure way back in 1984. My cousins would humour me by playing on occasion, or it might have been they were stuck way out in the country with nothing to do. We had fun with all the modules that came back out then. There was nothing like breaking open the cellophane wrapping and devouring the latest TSR adventure to run for the next weekend get together.
But this adventure never grabbed us like some of the others. Looking back on it now, you can see where Rahasia was derived from a tournament module (actually two; RPGA 1, RPGA 2). I suspect that the first one ended at room 50, which makes sense as that is the halfway point between room 1 and 100. I think the length of the adventure and the nature of its mapping and cerebral puzzles were a bit much for our young minds back in 1984.
The number of rooms might not seem like too much; 100 rooms, but consider that the Caves of Chaos only has 59 thinly described rooms and that those 59 rooms are divided up between 10 caves. A group could pick one cave, explored the 6 or so rooms of the cave and call it a night. In Rahasia, you are in the complex and probably going to have to stick it out until you reach the end.
Another factor increasing the size of the dungeon is the use of teleporters. Hickman seemed to have a predilection with trying to confuse the mapper of a group. Both Rahasia and Pharoah use disorienting tricks to try and get the mapper to write out an incorrect map; a map that will probably make the dungeon seem much larger than it really is as the players trudge over rooms they already encountered but aren't aware that they have been teleported around.
There is also something that feels disjointed about the presentation to me. Rahasia and Rahib have a Middle Eastern vibe to there names, dress, manner but the rest of the setting does not back it up. The lower levels of the dungeon were suppose to be a tower of ancient evil that was smashed by a mountain, but there is little information that relays that information to the players and it doesn't seem to matter much in the scheme of things. It gives the feel that they needed more "dungeon" for the players to go through.
Still, there are a lot of encounters in Rahasia that I quite like. There is a wine tasting statue. The main opponents are three witches who have taken over elven maiden bodies so the players might want to think of ways to incapacitate them. A magic quill that will answer a limited amount of questions. And I like the general tone and outline of the adventure.
If I were to run this adventure today, I would reskin it slightly and change some of the layout. I would make the temple complex and the evil beneath something the elves knew about all along. The elves have spent centuries guarding the evil beneath to make sure it is contained. I would remake Rahib into an elf that was jilted by Rahasia and so looks for revenge by cutting a deal with the imprisoned witches.
As for the layout, I would do away with the myriad of teleporters and "disorienting map tricks" and try to connect up the temple levels and the caves below in a more natural manner. I would add another, easily spotted, physical entrance to the complex. I would leave the roadside shrine teleporter to get into the lower levels of the complex and would provide clues to its operation up front.
In short, I would try to make the dungeon a living, breathing location with ways for the players to get into and out of the dungeon so they can make repeated trips. Also, the denizens of the dungeon would have more transparent motives for the players to understand and possibly manipulate. The mysteries and backstory, too, would be more readily deduced so as to give the players ammunition about how to complete the adventure.
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I used portions of this module years ago as part of my on-going campaign (coming up on 13 years!). I used the idea of the three witches from the module but converted them to 3.0 (the version we were using at the time) and I think I also borrowed the monument thingey that gave them their power - unless I'm confusing that with another module. I tend to mash things up from a bunch of my old modules that I never actually got to run and use them to fill in certain storylines for my campaign. We played B6 pretty much straight-up as written, changing the names to fit a more Spanish-themed country, and then I used some of these bits from B7 when the group headed over to a part of the world that had an Indian theme to it. It worked pretty well, but I didn't use any of the other parts of the module at all.ReplyDeleteReplies
I know what you mean. I steal ideas from modules all the time. I ran an entire campaign based off of X10 and then liberally stole bits and pieces from all sorts of modules to replace the various diplomatic missions.Delete


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- 400 fps (0.2g BB) / Range 180-200 feet
- Barrel Length: 16 inches / 45cm
- Magazine Capacity: 400 Rounds
- Full Metal Receiver
- Turbo 3000 Motor
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How long have your hot-blooded passion fallen asleep? Only the classic rifle can wake you up! ICS launch "Galil series", which is the AEG version of the classic rifle designed by I.M.I. (Israel Military Industries). This classic rifle combines the durability of AK74 series with the precision of M16 series. After Yom Kippur war, the Galil rifle was issued as the official rifle to the I.D.F. (Israel Defense Forces) military service. After the experiencing the small-scale battles, "Galil rifles" become one of world famous assault rifle because of excellent durability and accuracy. Then I.M.I developed more variant models, such as Galil ARM, assault rifles machine and Galil AR, assault rifles.
ICS rifles Galil series", the worthy of collection classic and practical rifle. ICS launch of the "Galil series AEGs". ICS Galil is worth more than its price. It will also be an ICS Icon master piece to satisfy market demand. Classic rifle lovers can buy ICS Galil not only for collection but also for war game. Take the 3.5kg "ICS Galil ARM" as an example, the quick release bipod let the player be a sniper and at prone-position easily. After releasing the bipod, the weight of ICS Galil Arm is only 3.0 kg. Players can quickly join allies and give fire support. As to "ICS Galil AR", it has the same barrel length, plastic handguard except the bipod. This rare classic AEGs allows you become the focus in the war game.
ICS innovative design blow everyone away once again
Currently most Galil AEG on the market is super-expensive. The price is too high to buy one and the blow back system is easily broken. So many fans of "Galil rifle" have not dare to get one. ICS Galil AEG is made by real firearms industry production process plus affordable price to support ICS fans. The unique designs, "the simultaneous act grip fire select lever " let yo
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Hilary Knight scored the lone shootout goal and the United States women's hockey team beat Canada 3-2 on Saturday in a pre-Olympic exhibition game. Jessie Vetter stopped all three Canadian shootout attempts. Kelli Stack and Alex Carpenter scored for the United States in regulation, and Meghan Acosta-Marciano and Marie-Philip Poulin countered for Canada. Canada rallied to tie it in the third period.
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Letters to the Editor: 02.21.11
Koby Dees
Texas' future at risk
The first draft of the state's budget came out in January, and parents all across Texas are saying it isn't good news. Under the proposed plan, future college students couldn't tap state financial aid and four state community colleges would close as higher education would take a $1.7 billion hit. But the hardest hit could be Texas public schools, which could lose $5 billion in funds this year, including $36 million here in CCISD. The Legislative Budget Board recommends eliminating funds that help pay for pre-kindergarten, arts education, teacher incentive pay and technology.
At a time when our state is ranked dead last in percentage of adults over 25 with a high school diploma, 45 of 50 in SAT test scores, and 42 of 50 in percentage of high school students going on to college, we can ill afford to cut funding in our children's futures while the state sits on a rainy-day fund approaching $10 billion. Without the courage to invest in the minds of our children and steadfast support for great schools, we face a daunting prospect. Those who value tax cuts over children and budget cuts over college have put Texas at risk in her ability to compete and succeed.
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Although almost no one wants to give up their taxpayer-funded benefits, in order for the United States to survive financially, expenses of major proportions are going to have to be made across a wide spectrum of government spending and government waste.
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