Night, Purdey and Spinning, totally agree with you on the 'education' front. I come from a long line of teachers, and, as a result, never wanted to be a teacher; however, that is what I have ended up as. When I was growing up, any conversation about my future started with 'When you go to uni...' It was just 'expected'. My dad has a motto carved into the beams of their house: 'Education is the builder of a classless society.' They follow this to the letter.
However, DH is from a very working class background, having grown up in a mining/steel workers family in Rotherham. He is a stringent believer that having a job from leaving school and gaining experience is much more valuable than 3 years at university.
We have had many conversations about our future family, should we be lucky enough to have them, and, whilst I will push for my children to go to university so that they have an education to 'fall back on', (it's difficult to go against long instilled beliefs and attitudes), I will also support them if they choose to get a job straight afterwards.
Victoria, about your DH's parents possibly not becoming grandparents- DH and I have had the same conversation about mine! I have a younger brother and an older half-sister who is my dad's daughter. She is 46, and has shown no signs of wanting children or ever having them, despite being in a very long-term relationship with her DP. My brother is 30 and his wife and him have been trying for 7 months for a baby, however, she has cysts on her ovaries, although I don't think it is officially PCOS. She has been to see her GP and I think they are being referred to a fertility specialist, after he gets his swimmers checked. Even if they do have babies, they are planning to move to the US in a couple of years, as she is originally from California, so I don't think that my parents will see their kids very often. As for me, I am still waiting on AF to arrive, having come off the pill in November, so who knows!
The twinges seem to have gone... I am scared to hope that they were implantation twinges after last week's positive OPK. That would be far too good to be true...