ha ha Izzy at not tellling the school about your DD being sick, but not laughing at your DD being poorly. Our DD is also a bit poorly. She woke up this morning croaking "medicine, medicine" as obviously calpol is delicious. Anyway we went down for breakfast and she immediately got on her little bike and started riding round the kitchen - so very ill 
Tina, I'm just looking in my chest of drawers for the suspenders.
Twitwoo congrats on the BFP and welcome. And if it's not too late, I would say go for the interview and see what happens before making any decisions about what to say when. FWIW, I went for an interview when I was 4 months pregnant with DD (but not showing). I ummed and arhed about whether to tell them. In the end I told them at my second interview because I felt it was the right thing to do. My interviewer said I didn't need to tell him then, and I didn't get the job. The reasons they gave were a bit strange TBH and I think it was because they knew I was pregnant although that could never be proved. I regret telling them at that stage. Who knows maybe I wouldn't have got the job anyway, but I'm pretty sure that you don't have to tell them until you are offered a job.
Smiley welcome, and I'm very sorry you're here.
Lily how lovely to hear from you. Lurk away please. And have some
too. I like this new emoticon
LadyM and AandR here have some earplugs to help with blocking everything out.
Tomboy how's the job? Sounds like your colleagues will be understanding - that's good.
Battery how is the packing going?
Sorry I haven't caught up with everyone but waves to you all digital, loup, mouse, velvet, edwardcullen, MummyA, itsabear and anyone I've missed (sorry if I have)