Bah, still here, still pregnant [bored emoticon]
. Feel like I have been pregnant forever and will remain pregnant forever. In darker moments, start to like this idea as it neatly avoids having to actually give birth
Didn't have much to say over that last few days that wasn't moaning so thought I'd give you a break. Stupidly pleased to have been missed though, thank you Mickey, Bella, Smorgs and Livvy and sorry to disappoint you with total lack of news!
In a nutshell, got midwife to agree due date a bit iffy and so to not talk about induction yet (think may have said that already), met ex hubby and his 2-year old daughter for lunch - probably sounds like a weird thing to do, but we parted on good terms and have both met our soulmates since so all good, strange to see him with a mini-him though and be given advice on parenting
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After a thoroughly shit night's sleep, spent yesterday with DH giving our house a SERIOUS clean - kitchen and bathroom cleaned to within an inch of their lives, windows done, patio jet-washed, spiders evicted, carpets hoovered, things tidied, freezewr sorted, out od date food binned and tupperware meals labelled up - Yomping & MrYomping knackered but house looking good
. Then had dinner with bro & sis in law who told us all sorts of tales of naughty children and the things they get up to
. So not ready for this!
Actually slept well last night, probably due to glass of wine, but feel cold coming on, yuk. And feels weird telling people baby is due end of this week when I was saying that last week - but less frustrating than saying baby is overdue. DH bought me pineapple juice this morning, think he wants baby out even more than I do!
So yeah, that's me. Still finding night the hardest time - agree than you have to mentally prepare to turn over in bed, and I'm SO over that! It's a crap state of affairs when a good night's sleep is one of your biggest achievements 
huffle, re the oils - I have also been told that tea tree and lavender are good - I wouldn't combine them, I don't think the two smells would work together, but you could put a few drops of your chosen one in a jug of warm water and use to pour over bits when weeing, or put some drops in the bath, and you could alternate the two - that's what I plan to do. You don't need a carrier oil unless you are going to use them for massage as they are too strong to go straight on the skin. Since you're putting them in water, no carrier oil needed. I have also read that clary sage oil can encourage contractions, I have a bottle of it waiting in the bathroom so I can have some in baths next week.
LondonLivvy, sorry your video wasn't what you wanted but it sounds like a pretty realistic scenario if you're going to be teaching post natal yoga and women will bring their babies, so it sounds to me like you did great! My gym teacher who does the pre-and post-natal exercise class often ends up holding the babies too.
smiley, love your birth story, sounds so calm. Wowser to the 2hr feed, she must have been hungry! Welcome to Melissa Rose :-)
Bella, your day with DS sounds lovely! I'm really looking forward to experiences like that just not so much to labour and the first year when baby eats, sleeps, poohs and is not very interesting
smorgs, eek at strange dreams! Maybe you're craving meat and fish?
LoopyLa, Have a
, well done for getting to the end of work! Bet you feel great to finally be on maternity leave 
CWest, hope you're back home again.
Beeble, sounds like a really stressful time, hope things are continuing to get sorted. Hate how quickly people can spread rumours and jump on bandwagons when they should actually be minding their own business.
Kyyria, how are the legs? I read that caffeine (from coffee, tea or chocolate) can make restless legs worse, and that pressure, eg from compression stockings, may help.
waves to anyone I missed, hope you are all having a chilled weekend.
Yomping, 37, 39+2 (again!)