@MaterGarruli ❤️ I had similar results after my losses. I am not a fan of needles but the ones for these shots weren't bad at all, if that's the direction it goes for you.
@emzanotti Works of Mercy by Sally Thomas
Laurus by Eugene Vodolazkin
Not as recent but In This House of Brede by Rumer Godden
A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
Kazuo Ishiguro has a variety of books so something he's written is likely to speak to you.
@chadwifeyeet I was in your shoes just over a decade ago. Had a toddler and baby twins with a corporate job on the cusp between ops and management. I knew other moms my age from the ops side then. I kept having kids and now in management my youngest kids are the same age as my peers' kids
@KaitlynSchiess I use both GR and Bookmory. On GR, I just track books started/finished and peek through the social aspects when I feel the itch. On Bookmory, I track daily reading, save quotes, and take notes.
@nadineleonas Incorporate parts into your existing routine. I keep my thermometer on top of my alarm clock so when I'm dealing with that, I encounter the thermometer and am reminded to do it. A wearable thermometer is also good for when I forget to update the app for a day or 2.
@WhyDoWeNeedThis@KatiePMcGrady At least it was with my 4th and I was comfortable enough to disregard the advice. It would have been so much worse with my oldest!
@EmilyKath319 My NO/OF experience has never been difficult. Took the class with our oldest and never again. Last 2 babies, I scheduled by talking to the baptism coordinator after Mass while still pregnant and filled out 1 sheet of paper. They were both baptized at 2 weeks old.
@Zo_bo_fo_sho@MrsRuvi We used Magnifikid for a few years and the kids enjoyed it/they were helpful. But when I hit 3 at once needing them, I switched to the Living With Christ missals and those have gone over really well. Kids like them and I think they pay better attention.