Tegam - woot woot - NEW CAR.... and 37 weeks! After all that fuss about coming early.... stay snug little bubba... just for a week, so mumma can have a preggy christmas! I am loving the sound of the new car. Most importantly - what colour?

Melster - GL tomorrow with your scan.

Reet - grief is hard. Previous grief with your m/c and your current preg hormones don't make it any easier. It's not wrong to grieve your precious Nala. She was your darling little fur kid and you love her. Grieve as you need to. Nala deserves it. I ALWAYS have grieved my pets......that is so sweet that you had her cremated. Our cat who died when we were overseas was buried in our yard by my aunt and she made a little memorial garden. So sweet of her to do that. Maybe you can also do a memorial for your Nala? ( hope I have spelt her name correctly). Oh and I LOVE the u/s pics. YAY little one.

Kit - grrr little Tiger is going so well!

Ferrals - I know it's hard to see the sunshine when all you see is the gloomy clouds - but you are an amazing mother and woman and you will make it through. S'ok to be angry and frustrated and scared.... legal stuff is hard because it's confusing and I think it feels like you are just being tumbled around. I reckon you can hire a capsule - the ambo's do it for 6 months. Might not be what you'd hoped for, but at least bubs will be safe.

POSSUMS - WELCOME sweet girl and CONGRATULATIONS on your BFP..... how many tests have you done now? And well done on that first injection... it must be so hard ... but worth it.... clexane and asprin - do you have factor v leiden or another clotting disorder? I thought you mentioned something about progesterone pressaries? I am glad your obs saw you quickly... it bodes well for the level of care you are going to get from them. YAY for being pregnant..... any m/s yet? Sore bb? I know I could just read your blog, but I want you to be able to tell us all here!

Kell - enjoy the break from work....

T Hopes - glad you survived the boredom...... maybe you can be a crazy funster tomorrow and put sticky tape over the mouthpiece of a colleagues phone( so they can't be heard when they are speaking) or bubble wrap on the floor under their chair ( so when they roll the chair it pops and gives them a fright).....

Forshelby - enjoy the pregnancy rage... but I would call it just being assertive. In these tough economic times, the sales assistant should realise one very basic point - you are choosing to spend your hard earned money in their store, so they should treat you with respect or at least be courteous. I honestly think that there are too many people, shop assistants included who are just so damn inconsiderate of pregnant women and mothers with newborns... and I presume it's the same once the kiddies are toddlers. So get practising, it doesn't get any better. Although having said that, a guy at Bunnings really went out of his way to help me the other day ( I was trying to buy a 3 piece outdoor setting with HB in the sling... a bit too adventurous). I must put in a good word for him.