Seaside Rendezvous
Yesterday we took the dogs for their favorite walk along the waterfront, with trips on the way out and way back to the dog park. Although I love the ocean and cherish the time together with all my "boys", the park is a bittersweet place for me now. This is where we would talk about deciding to try, then talk about our feelings while in the trenches, and finally, where we talked about stopping treatment. I resent infertility burrowing its way into what used to be a completely joyous ritual. Despite this, the day was a gift from the weather gods, temperature in the low 80s, just a hint of a sea breeze and swells big enough to bring the surfers out. Not bad for mid-November.
Queen - Seaside Rendezvous - MP3
posted by Donna @ 12:58 PM
11 Comments:
Looks like it was taken off Spanish Banks here in Vancouver!!
Just to say that your blog hands down wins the prize for variety (of both content and form). I love the pictures, links, etc. and enjoy "Words" every time I visit!
Yeah, what is up with the weather here lately? Not that I am complaining, it sure beats -30.
I am sorry that if burrowed it's way into such a great thing...but glad that you got to spend some time with your BOYS. :)
This is absolutely breathtaking.
Beautiful.
Beautiful pics, Donna. I am hoping that your walks can bring some new happier memories for you.
Donna - Such pretty pics. I hope you and hubby soon can forget the bitter part of the walk and concentrate on the sweet.
And those gifts below are priceless. I think I want to get those earrings to wear all through my IVF cycle.
Donna, I am sorry your journey continues to be tinged with sadness. Perhaps all journeys that have some sort of ending in them are bittersweet. One of the people to greatly comfort me when I was at my lowest point was an ex-boyfriend. He is sort of my other self, me in another body. He married a really nice girl about 6 six years ago and ofcourse never expected to experience infertility. They were both young and beautiful. As fate would decree they are "infertile" whatever that word means. Theirs is unexplained. The way they have embraced this and then inturn embraced life with renewed zest was a source of tremendous inspiration to me. To know that there is so much to discover, to enjoy, to feel profoundly moved by and excited about.
I know each one will find their own way to heal but perhaps one healing pill is the company of others who have climbed that mountain. I wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Wow, those pix are gorgeous. You are lucky to live in such a place. I get to watch homeless men lighting up there crackpipes while I wait for the subway on the piss-smelling platform. I think you win. ;-)
What gorgeous photos!
As cheesy as it sounds, I actually *gasp*ed when I saw the pics.
Hi, I was surfing the internet and happened on your blog. I'm quite impressed , with how this all works. This is one to watch.
Best wishes,
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