Marianne79

Oh. My. God! It was just last week that I posted here on 43 things that my husband and I were starting the first fertility tests in the hospital, because it was taking almost a year and I still wasn’t pregnant. I guess I’ll have to cancell all my appointments because yesterday I took a home pregnancy test AND I WAS TEWTALLY PREGNANT!!!!!!!!!!! I am SO happy and overwhelmed, cause I hadn’t expected it anymore. I still can’t beleive we are going to be blessed with a baby in eight months if everything goes right. So if you’re looking for me, I’m away floating on my own cloud nine ;-).

My husband and I have been trying to have a baby for nearly 10 months now. We’re getting a bit nervous that something might be wrong. Now I’m very happy because yesterday I went to the fertilitycentre of my hospital and we are going to start with the first fertilitytests and examninations. In a couple of months we will know if something’s wrong and if there is something they can do about it. Although I know it will be a bit stressful I am so glad that we are finally getting some answers now!

So I started this goal almost two years ago, and since then I’ve read a lot more then I did before. I can’t believe I read so many books! And it’s so much fun!
Since januari 2007 I read:

Memoirs of a geisha – Arthur Golden (2008)
Captain Corelli’s Mandoline – Louis de Bernieres (2008)
First among sequels – Jasper Fforde (2008)
I capture the castle – Dodie Smith (2008)
The boys from Brazil – Ira Levin (2008)
The big over easy- Japser Fforde (2008)
To kill a mockingbird – Harper Lee (2008)
Birdsong – Sebastian Faulks (2008)
Something rotten – Jasper Fforde (2008)
A great and terrible beauty – Libba Bray (2008)
Middlesex – Jeffrey Eugenides (2008)
Meisje met negen pruiken (girl with nine wigs) – Sophie van der Stap (2008)
The well of lost plots – Jasper Fforde (2008)
My tuesdays with Morrie – Mitch Albom (2008)
Wuthering Heights- Emily Bronte (2008)
Shopaholic and baby – Sophie Kinsella (2008)
Anne of green gables – Lucy Maud Montgomery (2008)
Lost in a good book – Jasper Fforde (2008)
Atonement – Ian McEwan (2008)
The pillars of the earth – Ken Follet (2008)
Harry Potter and the deathly hollows – J K Rowling (2007)
Labyrinth – Kate Mosse (2007)
PS: I love you – Cecilia Ahern (2007)
A prayer for Owen Meany – John Irving (2007
The shipping news – E. Annie Proulx (2007)
Episodes – Kees van Kooten (2007)
The boy in the striped pyjamas – John Boyne (2007)
Northanger Abbey – Jane Austen (2007)
Slaughterhouse five – Kurt Vonnegut (2007)
About a boy – Nick Hornby (2007)
Night – Elie Wiesel (2007)
The book thief – Markus Zusak (2007)
The wizard of Oz – Frank L. Baum (2007)
The thirteenth tale – Diane Setterfield (2007)
One hundred years of solitude – Gabriel García Márquez (2007)
So many books so little time – Sara Nelson (2007)
Jane Eyre – Charlotte Bronte (2007)
The secret garden – Frances Hodgson Burnett (2007)
The historian – Elisabeth Kostova (2007)
The Eyre Affair – Jasper Fforde (2007)
The five people you meet in heaven – Mitch Albom (2007)
The timetraveller’s wife– Audrey Niffenegger (2007)
The kiterunner –Khaled Hosseini (2007)
Special topics in calamity physics – Marisha Pessl (2007)
Mathilda – Roald Dahl (2007)

Currently reading Eat, pray, love by Elizabeth Gilbert, the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy by Douglas Adams and little women by Louisa May Alcott.