Moo and Flour I have a massive spot on my face too. Well... I did. I squeezed it this morning, so now I just have a cross red lump. But hey, it's better than a big yellow head, even if I am staying in all day with a tub of polyfilla and then hiding under the bed while the thunderstorm 'attacks'.
Chips FX for implantation dip!
Disco glad to see you back in the saddle, and hope ovulation comes soon!
Moo when my parents wanted the keys for their current house, the owners dithered all day (we were supposed to get them directly from them in the morning), so in the end, my dad marched down there and practically wrestled them off the guy, lol.
Also, remember that the month we did it, I had no symptoms apart from the sore boobage and then eventually that 2nd line. Fingers crossed, you soooo deserve it! But to be honest, I think you'll be better off getting settled in the house and unpacking your boxes first- the minute you manage it, nobody will let you lift or carry anything, and that's a total PITA when you've got boxes to hump and dump. DH won't even let me up a fucking ladder- and I only want to screw little hooks into the ceiling! Gah.
Purple sounds like you have a busy job in a busy place!
I have to say, on the stress and conceiving front, once I'd left the school I was working at as a higher level teaching assistant (where the teachers did no prep for me for the lessons I was supposed to be covering- how does an arts graduate teach geography and french? Poorly, that's how!) and I got the bedroom done as I'd wanted to for months, and got my smear out of the way... it just happened.
I'd told myself I didn't deserve a baby if I was going to procrastinate over health issues and getting work on the house done, so it didn't happen until I'd sorted those out.
So my advice would be, if you can't avoid a stressful work situation, at least try and find something you've been meaning to do for ages, but putting off because you couldn't be arsed, and once it's done, maybe the relief and euphoria of actually getting something done will be enough to tip the balance in your favour!
In my neck of the woods, MiL has been gone for 3 whole days and we're pretty relaxed now, apart from sleeping in the dodgy spare bed while I fanny about with the bedroom again. Today I'm going to polyfilla round all the bottoms of the walls where they look like a cat had chewed them, and then tonight when the neighbours are out, I'll sand the woodfiller and polyfilla, clean up, and tomorrow I can do the 3 coats of varnish on the skirting boards and paint the polyfilla'd bits. THEN I can put the new bed frame in, and hopefully get the bedroom back to normal ready to sleep in by tomorrow night. Then put the cot back together and actually attach the mobile, which I haven't let myself do. 
Then I just have to build the wardrobes...
Going to do the long wall of storage in the living room with Ikea Billy shelving, which will be quicker, easier, cheaper, but ultimately far less satisfying than building it myself (grump)- but at least it's something I'll be 'allowed' to do.
On the Peanut front, I'll be 20 weeks on Sunday- one week off 5 months- and I'm still in my normal clothes (!) so grateful, since I haven't got clothes rails up yet, lol- and it's the anomaly scan on Tuesday morning, so FX for that. Hopefully will have my suspicions about Peanut being a girl confirmed, though I honestly don't mind either way.
Oh, and did the budgeting for last month, and it turns out I spent £500 on baby stuff. 
... and that didn't even include car seats and the travel system, because other people bought those! I've tried to be relatively sensible, but I do have a whole armpit full of Lamaze toys, and now I have to be strict with myself and say no more toys or clothes until I've got the important stuff, like the sodding cot mattress and bedding! I like to be prepared, that's my excuse. 
Right- must go find rocks in the garden for the bottoms of my troughs before it honks it down.
Hope no-one else is having thunderstorms, especially if you're out and about!