I'd forgotten to do any pelvic floor exercises for at least a fortnight until I read your post kim - so yes, and thank you for the reminder! I should note that I've been pretty lax throughout with them though. I'll be sorry, I'm sure. Although my physio (for SPD) said only about 30% of women end up with any problems, so the odds are still in our favour!
I was planning on working up until my due date - at least this is what I've told work I'm doing. Sounded like such a sensible plan at the time, but fear I'll live to regret it.
I'm 32 (this is DC1), which seems pretty average among my friends/colleagues - certainly everyone I know is within 2/3 years for their first. Having said this, I work in an area where it would be impossible to start to think about having kids until at least 30, so maybe this skews things a bit?
Went for my whooping cough jab this morning, and a blood test, which all together managed to somehow take over an hour. AND the receptionist was rude to me - I had waited very patiently in the queue to speak to her, got to the front, and went up. The she (really narkily) said "there is a queue, you know", as if I'd just barrelled in, kicked the legs/canes out from under the waiting 80-year-olds and marched straight up to the counter. I was particularly outraged because I'd just let someone who was running late go in front of me.
The worst thing is that rather than being outraged, I nearly cried (though I suppose that would have been the best reaction really, no-one wants to have to deal with a weeping preggo). Did someone say 'third trimester hormones'?