A work in progress.

Oh my headaches!! If horrible side effects and symptoms from the shots is a sign that things are going good then things must be going AWESOME! My head is killing me. But I am still positive and up beat about this month. I was talking to Joe about an idea for a funny little picture-book/poem about infertility. I think I would call it "The Infertile Zoo Life" and it would be basically based around this little poem I wrote tonight. Tell me what you think:

When I was a little llama I had a mama.

She taught many things like one two three.
She even explained to me the birds and bees.
But when I got older I feel to my knees,
they told I had birds but no bees and needed some monkees,
in lab coats that hid in the trees.

And then the day came that it began to rain.
I tried with the monkees no matter how insane,
But no matter what I did it was all in vain.
It was then that I learned what it was to have pain.

So we left the monkees and met a Gorilla
She took us as far as a place called Manila.
Where the baby was beautiful no longer vanilla.
But even there we still needed our umbrella.

We found a goat that sat by a tree.
who had a large boat to help us flee.
We hopped right in to travel the great sea.
And after a long journey it was time to be a we.
We had found our little chimpanzee.

Now when we look back at our journey of strife,
we no longer see pain or feel that sharp knife.
We learned so much on this journey through life.

Even to be blessed when a day came our way,
That the master of the storm did not just say maybe...
He had even finally blessed us with a brand new baby.

The story is not just one big drama,
It will continue on the pages of life comma after comma,
All about how this Papa and Mama,
finally found their little llama.


Let me know what you think! It still needs some work. My final thought of the day is this; The secret to having it all, is believing that you do!

:-)