Perspiration, Perscriptions, and Pregnancy

Well, since last month wasn't the "magic month," I'm trying to do everything I can to make sure things are okay on my end. I'm already in decent shape and try to make good choices in the food I eat, but you can never be too careful, right? I already exercise, but I've been stepping up my exercise routine to try and make sure I am in good shape--nothing extreme, but a step up from what I've been doing. I'm a little worried that increasing my exercise routine might cost us another month, though, until my body has time to adjust to the new workouts. Also, the hubs has had bronchitis and an ear infection in the past month (which stinks, because the man is almost NEVER sick), and he's had to be on amoxicillan and some pills for his ear. What does this mean for TTC? If it's bad, how long does he need to be off of them before we're in the clear?

This is why I wish I had an expert to talk to.

I will be going for my yearly visit later this month, which is good, since it will give me a chance to talk things over with my doctor. I'm not sure what questions I'm supposed to ask yet, but I've been reading some books from the library that will help me along...hopefully.

In other news, it's almost time for school to start again. It's wonderful, and rewarding, and exhausting. I've been working so, so hard on lesson plans that it's riDICulous. My mindset is now that I'm out of graduate school, I'm going to have more time available, and I want to make the most of it--not be tied down my work that I could have prepared for. I feel like a huge weight has been lifted off of my shoulders and I'm a new person. I don't want to lose that feeling because I get tied down with work that I could have done and had out of the way! I want to spend the evenings with my husband, who will FINALLY be here to have dinner with me after two and a half years of marriage, or make some new friends, or read a book, or go for walks around the lake....or hey, grow a baby. This is the most hopeful I've felt in awhile, and I'm really trying to keep up that good attitude!