So much to write. First off, I am over the moon for Far - must have been AMAZING to see the flicker. I am honestly welling up. HURRAY.
Smegs - that is very disheartening for you as you are still young. But I was classed as low fertility AHM (9.5) too and I've decided not to take it too seriously as numbers are numbers. I think if your FSH is under control (around 10?) this isn't necessarily an issue, especially if you are being healthy. You need to keep up good egg quality. Try DHEA, Q10, and carry on with really good vits, lots of protein, fruit and veg and possibly acupuncture (think you are doing this but maybe not). I would also suggest wheatgrass if you can bear it, and possibly royal jelly - but don't do what I have done and go overboard as I think it piles on the pressure. Also low AMH may suggest that you are reaching the end of your fertile years but loads of mums I know who've had babies in their late 30s / early 40s (and I really do know a lot of people who have) would have had a similar AHM result if they'd taken the test. It doesn't mean you can't have babies but it may mean that you should be prepared to consider IVF as an option to fall back on if you don't fall naturally in the next 6 months say. Massive squeezey hug and do cry - it's a kind of grief finding something out like this. BUT I believe you will have your baby2, I really do.
Generic - your eagle eyes have won us all a BFP. We owe you!
Sparkle - the machines don't always tell us everything. You must be frustrated, poor thing, but try to stay positive. (Says the miserable old cow-bean.)
Beedle - I've heard a quick holiday in Prague for IVF is perfect. But hopefully there'll be no need for that!
Whims - sounds lovely soupage. Mine was a spicy one which I had with onion bhajis. Yum.
Maybe - what a shit-gobbling dick that bloke sounds. Some men really are the pits. Hope your DH is ok - that's a rotten trick to experience in front of other people.
Beautiful day here. We've been round the farm and I feel full of the joys. DS was so tired that he actually slumped over my head as I carried him sitting on my shoulders back to the car.
Am feeling a glamorous mum of 1DC and thinking that it's actually quite nice not to be pregnant or lactating. Was only a fleeting thought, but enjoyable while it lasted! 
Had first meeting to set up local charity with gov yesterday. My oh my it's going to be tricky. Only six volunteer directors on the board - no treasurer types either (v tough role) - and a million council people involved, which makes me wonder how much of a saving they will really make in the long run!
TTFN all. Off to complete carrot cake equipment.