Aww, Squiffie! Having complete apathy from work is horrible, I can definitely relate! However they may yet redeem themselves by sending you a lovely bunch of flowers/hamper/gift or similar after the baby is born, or have a gift ready for if you pop in with the baby after the birth? Some companies prefer to do things that way around.
I finish work a week on Thursday (Friday is the bank holiday) and I'm not expecting any particular recognition from work on the day. After all, they completely missed the fact it was my birthday earlier in the year, despite me bringing in cakes for them all! Not a single well wisher - and it's not like I was keeping it a big secret or anything.
Was it you saying DS was being a nightmare yesterday, Bezzabelle? Was it a full moon or something? My usually very sweet and lovely DD was a complete menace as well. Even laid back DH had to tell her off at one point! Hopefully she'll be better this afternoon, as I'm on my own with her. I have, however, cheated and bought Frozen on Bluray to zombify her with. 
My main rant at the moment is that I get the feeling my pregnancy might as well be invisible. Work have barely registered it, or the fact I'm starting maternity leave imminently. I still don't know who I'm handing my work to, my big project deployment isn't scheduled before my departure date and I ended up working a thankless 12 hour day last Thursday due to issues someone else had caused.
I commute on the bus and I can count on one hand the number of times I've been offered a seat when the bus is busy. The morning commuter bus is the absolute worst - even asking just gets you a row of blank faces. Similar when waiting in queues for the toilet, not had a single occasion where I've been permitted to go in front. Just had to stand there with my legs crossed, hoping LO doesn't suddenly do a flying headbutt into my bladder!
NHS seem barely interested in my pregnancy and the stock response seems to be "Live with it" to any issues - including the fact that there are days I can barely walk thanks to PGP. Apart from online, I haven't been able to make any 'Mum friends'. My IRL friends are childless and, in most cases, single. They don't seem to get that I'm tired and struggling, so I'm not doing as well as usual with the hobby we participate in together. They've gotten stroppy with me over it more than once!
DH is lovely and supportive and doing the best he can, but with DD around, while both working full time and trying to keep the house running, it's a constant uphill battle. We have no family nearby and when they do visit I end up running around looking after everyone and keeping them all entertained, so I wind up more tired than if they're not here!
Hopefully things will ease up a bit once I start maternity leave, because at the moment I'm doing my best to keep going as normal and it's leaving me feeling stretched to breaking point - and I haven't got half the complaints that a lot of you have!
Sorry, long rant there. But it does feel a bit better to get it off my chest. :) 
for anyone who made it this far!