Oct 02 2007
Tennis, anyone?
6:30 p.m. - Tonight, if the weather holds out, will be my first tennis lesson with Joyce. The past two weeks were postponed due to one reason or another, so I’m hoping that we will actually be able to start today. Last week, we showed up for our lesson, not realizing it had been canceled due to rain. So, instead, we found ourselves at McDonald’s, conversing over hot fudge sundaes about girl stuff.
Dark rain clouds are looming overhead, so I’m wondering if we’ll get rained out again.
Last night, I returned to karate after taking a (very long) break for my in vitro egg retrieval procedure. Prior to that, I had been doing so well, training semi-consistently and preparing for my belt exam. However, once I get derailed, I find it very hard to get back on track. This time, it’s taken me nearly three months to stage my comeback. With scheduled activities like karate and tennis, I hope to improve my health for my upcoming embryo transfer in January. I’m praying that the innards are healing nicely and will make a nice, comfy home to grow a healthy, happy baby.
** UPDATE **
8:37 p.m. - We got rained out. Joyce and I took the opportunity to hit Starbucks tonight. Sipping a steaming cup of white tea (venti!) and chatting with Joyce while watching the rain outside made for a nice evening in spite of facing our third class cancellation in a row.
A 30-something Christian girl, blissfully wedded to her perfect match (the yang to her yin) of 14 years. Living life in Hawaii, less than 5 miles from her hometown, a slave to her mortgage payment, but seeking balance in her pursuit of family, faith, recreation, and rest.
