Who’s pregnant right now? Who has had a baby? Who wants one? And who has kids and is like are you nuts? Buy goats instead!
How Are Your Eggs?
Are you healthy? Are your eggs healthy? I mean really, are they?
Do you know if they are?
After revealing my experience with a miscarriage in the Operation Baby post, I must say eggs became a topic of conversation. Okay, and maybe I have eggs on the brain because I’m babysitting my neighbor’s chickens too.
This chicken is very concerned about her eggs btw. When I come to pick them up she wants to know just what I’m planning on doing with them. Are you concerned about your eggs? Do you take tabs on them or do you not even think about them at all?
Do you take your eggs for granted?
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Do You Ever Think About Your Eggs?
What about your eggs? I’m serious. Have you ever thought about egg donation?
Would you donate your eggs? What about using someone else’s eggs? How badly do you want that baby?
What if your eggs are healthy, but you just don’t have that many left? Oldie. I know. I hear the same thing. Seems like everyone talks about the issues with the woman, and hardly ever the — ah —
He’s a cock alright. We hear a lot about sperm donors (and cocks). I know a few women who have utilized their service too. But there are also eggs to think about.
I’ve been thinking about my eggs lately. Maybe it’s all the time I’m spending with those chickens!
“What’d you say about eggs? Where are my eggs, beeeatch?” (notice my precious chicken buddy in the back right looking all fancy with her litte feather hat.
Well, chicken or not, I’ve been reading the baby expert site – Baby Center about the whole process of eggs from fertilization to birth and I’ll admit it is both inspiring and daunting to think about how we create life.
At the moment, I’m working on having the healthiest life I can have so that me and my eggs are super healthy. Of course you actually come into this world with all the eggs you’re going to have so let’s hope they’re good eggs.
Here’s me with my little precious egg – she grew up into a mighty fine chicken.
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