Hehehe! That's actually what my grandmother said too, she thinks it's the beautiful weather that's got them so hyped up! Makes sense. I know myself I've had a lot more energy since it's been so nice out. Except I can channel mine without causing major chaos.
I was totally shocked because there were no twins in my family whatsoever. My MIL is a twin from a boy/set set, however, her twin brother died during the birth My OB says that my husband had no "sayso" in the actual twinning however, that my body released two eggs, and they were both fertilized. So it was really crazy to find out that I was pregnant with twins! My OB says that I have an 80% chance of conceiving twins (or more) again, since during various ovulation phases my body is throwing out multiple eggs instead of just one. My husband and our oldest son were in the room when I was having the ultrasound, we'll never, ever forget that day. I went in when I was 6.5 weeks pregnant because I was really nervous about having another miscarriage, as I had just had one a few months prior. So I just wanted reassurance that all was well within the womb. They normally don't see pregnant patients until they are 10-12 weeks pregnant. But because I was so worried, they said they'd take a peek for me. Well, the ultrasound tech is looking at the screen, and asks me, "are you sure of your last LMP date?" I said yes, absolutely, because I had been keeping track. Then she says "hmmm, you're not measuring as far along as you should be." I felt my heart just sink, I swear, I thought we were going to have another miscarriage. But then she says "wait a minute! I see what's going on!" She turns on the overhead screen on the wall so that we could see. Then says "okay, here's one heartbeat...and here's a second one!" My husband's jaw just about fell to the floor, and he was holding our oldest son in his arms at the moment and nearly dropped him. I seriously felt like I was going to faint from shock! I was afraid she was going to keep counting heartbeats! I went through many highs and lows upon finding out I was having twins. But in the end, it was one of the best things that could have ever happened to me. You know what's weird is, I had a fleeting thought when I first found out I was pregnant, before I knew it was twins. I was coming out of the bathroom and suddenly I thought "twins". I totally dismissed the thought because I mean, what were the odds? Sure, if I had been on fertility treatments, I would have known that there was a possibility. But I hadn't been. So when I found out it really was twins, wow. And one of the first things I said to my husband when we found out we were having twins was that I was going to have a boy and a girl. And that's exactly what we had.
We just came back from the playground. The twins rode their bikes, I walked (well ran mostly, trying to keep up with them). They're a little sedated right now, thank goodness. They had a long, hard bike ride, did a lot of playing at the playground, all before 9:00 AM, can you believe it? And the day is still so young! I think we'll take another bike ride around the neighborhood after lunch.
i need a place where i can live completely by myself out in the boonies somewhere. i don't need to own it, just to be lawfully allowed to. and some way of not starving to death in the proccess. THEN i would maybe need a place to work and a way to get there and back. =^^= .../\...