Morning all! Hope we're all still battling through alright!
Thoughts with Maths, hope she's doing ok and her LO arrived safely.
I'm really feeling the tiredness hit now - struggled for the first time to muck out my stable this morning. Was bending over trying to sweep the floor and Bean was stuck under my ribs, was incredibly uncomfortable and made it difficult to bend low enough. Bah!
Petal, safari park sounds like a really nice idea. I have two more weeks left at work now, then two weeks of ML before EDD. It would be quite a nice thing to do with DP to spend some time together without me having to be up and walking - thanks!
Anyone else having issues turning over in bed at night? I'm mostly fine during the day, unless I sit still for too long and my joints stiffen up, but I'm waking up eight or nine times in the night trying to roll over. I now have to make a conscious effort to clamp my knees together around a pillow as I roll because if I part my knees at all it is agony - lightning crotch to the nth degree.
Anna, definitely take advantage and enjoy the hotel experience! I know what you mean, it's that lovely feeling of 'I don't have to cook my own breakfast/clean this bathroom/worry about doing XYZ' - very relaxing. Don't forget to pack your notes! and ask if the hotel where you're staying gives you free stuff if you go into labour there like John Lewis does.
FTMK, legs fingers crossed for you that baby stays put for a little longer.
Winter, fingers crossed for you that baby is ready to go ASAP! 
weeonion, I am only 36+1 but I don't feel anywhere near 'ready' yet in terms of signs of impending eviction. I think we're probably as ready as we can be with baby things etc and I'm feeling pretty ok about the actual birth part for the moment, but I don't really feel like I'm 'close' at all, if that makes sense. I'd really like to finish out my work period and have a few quiet days of ML before Bean makes an appearance, so I suppose I'm on track for that, which is good!