Sarah, that is lovely news. So glad that you had a good scan.
Kat and Saggy, haven't seen you on the news yet, so assume that the other halves survived - Kat, it's good to know that he has seen the light.
Scater, I've also got twins baking away, and I didn't really feel anything definite until 20 weeks+, so don't worry too much (I thought I felt movement earlier, but I now think it was just my digestive system playing silly buggers). It turns out I have one of the placentas anterior, but now at 26 weeks, it feels like an all-night disco party in there!
Pixielady, I haven't even used my buggy yet, and I think it's great! Also, insomnia sucks, does it not. I've not been sleeping well either - waking up feeling vaguely nauseous and uncomfortable. This morning, woke up at five-ish needing the inevitable wee, then couldn't get back to sleep. At six, just as I was finally getting back to sleep, I heard the thunder of tiny feet as DS decided to wake up early and join me. He was actually very snuggly for once, instead of being his usual whirlwind-of-activity self, which helped, but I still felt terrible when I got up. The morning was capped by DH dropping a tub containing about a litre of home-made chicken stock on the floor. Sob.
However, I am now feeling much improved through the medium of cake.