So funny that you would use this quote. When DH and I were trying to get pregnant, I actually compared it to baseball. How it can be the bottom of the ninth with two outs, and as long as you don't get that last out, technically you could still win. In fact, that metaphor inspired the title of my memoir about TTC-"Hope Springs." Anyway, I'm another adoptive Mommy doing the a-to-z challenge! Check me out if you have a chance! http://thrlymdrnmommy.blogspot.com/
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So funny that you would use this quote. When DH and I were trying to get pregnant, I actually compared it to baseball. How it can be the bottom of the ninth with two outs, and as long as you don't get that last out, technically you could still win. In fact, that metaphor inspired the title of my memoir about TTC-"Hope Springs." Anyway, I'm another adoptive Mommy doing the a-to-z challenge! Check me out if you have a chance! http://thrlymdrnmommy.blogspot.com/
I love this quote!
TaMara
Tales of a Pee Dee Mama
And no one puts this in practice better than children. They try again and again no matter how many falls or mistakes they make.
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