Ski Dutch bureaucracy takes the biscuit! I hope you can unravel it sooner rather than later.
FP I know what you mean about the getting 2 kids out of the house. I'm OK once I set foot out of the door, but I swear 2 kids = 4 times the work in getting ready. You feed one, wash and dress him, put him down, feed the other one get her dressed, quick dash outside to throw breakfast buckets at horses and ignore the fact you seem to have 3 stray chickens going AWOL, get back in to discover baby wants more milk, older child has taken off her clothes, then baby poos and needs clean nappy. In the meantime, recently potty trained older child is refusing to go to the loo without you and is under the bed grunting. The poo in the baby's nappy is squidging up his back. You have been an hour already getting ready, and still haven't got yourself out of a dressing gown. Eventually make it to playschool with DD in time to drop her off, realising that I look like a bag lady with a tiny bit of puke down her back because DS drinks too much milk too quickly. Phew!
As for playbarns - I discovered that they are NOT a good place to take a toddler if you have 5 stitches in your knee! Otherwise - very fab places, and I WILL push other children out of the way to get to the slides myself 
Anyway - a quick update on DS. I will be a dried out withered little husk by the time he has finished with me! He is just nudging 10lbs at only 2 weeks old! And the weight is dropping off me way faster than it did with DD. Having said that, I don't seem to have any time in my life for anything other than feeding him atm. And being a typical bloke he doesn't seem to be interested in a normal feed and then relax. Oh, no. He likes to rub his face slowly across my nips once he has had his fill, before falling asleep with his face squidged in my bosom. Nice.
Silver the camera is a very old Canon EOS digital, only 6MP but with a good lense. I had it on the pint and shoot setting, and just hung some black fleece from the mantlepiece and used a spotlight for extra lighting. The trick is in the editing afterwards - I enhanced both the shadows and the highlights before turning them black and white. Enhancing the shadows blackens everything in the background, and enhancing the highlights brightens the faces and hands. I used a mix of Picasa and Adobe Photoshop Elements.