Ed Poor DS! I hate those doors. We've had to put them in at work, which means half the clients can't get around the house as they're too heavy to open, so they're wedged open all the time rendering them useless as fire doors. Stupid regulations.
BB3 Gorgeous pictures. I'm also envious of twins, but totally in awe too, I'm not sure I'd cope. I have a friend with twin girls DD's age. She says they're great, but hard work as it's like a continuous party with their best friend round to play. Another friend has 12 year old triplets which is great now they're oolder and can gook, make her brews etc :)
Pebble The whole buggy with go in a black cab. I'd take the carrycot because it will lie totally flat for him to sleep in, although I know what you mean, Seth has about 4" of space left in his. We need to get the cot out, he keeps waking because he's slipped down and can't stretch out.... or try him sleeping in the buggy bit when you're at home and see what he's like.
For 2 nights, I take double of everything when I go to my parents, becasue you can be sure when you've no way to wash things they'll have multiple exploding poos! :o
Right really must get dressed and take DD some lunch to school. DH only remembered he'd not made it as they were about to leave the house. They have inspectors in at the moment because so many children are late in the morning. We're only across the road, but we're guilty of it too. 
In our defence the teachers don't open the doors on time and I'm not standing in the cold with Seth.