Apologies in advance for everyone I've left out - been scanning back through last xxx pages and bound to have left someone out 
Wonder how the boodle family are getting on - still think of you when I'm in my driveway boodle and been telling my bump to hold on for a bit longer than that!
Meita - hope things are settling down well at home and you're getting some sleep at least!
Alba - glad you're feeling a bit better. Sounds horrible but as long as you've not got a high temperature I wouldn't worry about it affecting the baby. I read somewhere that babies are basically parasites and will get all the nutrition they need (at your expense!). I'm 42 later this year and have given up reading about the older mum risks (I do believe they are a slight increase rather than anything dramatic) but know how you feel.
Penguins - sounds like it is baggy jumper time for a few more weeks!
SamB - hope being at home helped and roll on that ML! I was 2/5ths palp at one appointment, then not engaged at the next, then 2/5ths palp again at my last appointment and was told the baby can still bob around a bit!
Hopefully - hope your step father's back is better soon and you get that scan date confirmed. Sounds a manic time.
Louisesh - pain in the proverbial about the car - hope it's sorted by now. Definitely not helpful for the blood pressure. Not long now girl!
Loopy - so pleased that you had good news. Must have been a horrible scare but at least they've been able to explain it to you.
Happygirl - welcome to your third trimester - it will rush past. I've spent so much of the early part of this pregnancy worrying that I can't believe that I'm suddenly nearly there - so do take time for yourself. I was told you can dream a lot more due to the increased body heat of being pregnant. I tried to tell myself that all my weird aches and pains were just my body growing to support my baby rather than anything worrying (and sometimes I convinced myself!)
Unbuffy - I am very, very jealous of your puppy. ~But yes, you are mad!! I've just put up 3 photos of my canine boy in the nursery!
Clareanna - glad you've told your colleague - that must have been difficult but good that you've done it.
Dorcas - congrats on the 20 week scan! Will your low lying placenta make any difference to how much movement you feel? I'm only mentioning it so you don't end up worrying unnecessarily. But I might be confusing that with when the placenta is at the front [TFLS scratches her head].
VivC - remember that dilemma of whether to have a reassurance scan or not only too well. My GP said I could have one but the midwife said the policy had changed so I couldn't - and then I was too cowardly/lazy to arrange a private one. In the end I went for the "it won't change anything anyway" approach but we're all different. Hope you make your mind up.
Magic - hope your sister is OK. How far apart are you on dates? Know what you mean about hormones and moods - I've had a couple of days when I think I've had the pregnancy equivalent of road rage and know that my mood is totally out of proportion to whatever mild misdemeanour someone has committed (like breathing!)
Sarahlou - hope the house move went OK and you're all settled in.
Bessie - ohhhh G&B butterscotch is my favourite. You've just reminded me to get plenty of stocks in.
Toomuchteasing - that 3D scan sounds lovely 
Lee - how are you doing (my next on the list companion!)?
I'm 39 weeks today and can't quite believe that I'm almost there. Alternate between denial and surprise! Getting paranoid that I can't feel enough movements but I guess it's getting very squashed in there. My joints are definitely starting to ache and I think the baby has dropped quite low so I'm doing that pregnant woman waddle walk! I've had quite an easy pregnancy so far and I'm trying to kid myself that there is no reason why I shouldn't have an OK labour as well (damn have definitely jinxed myself) - so all you wise and more experienced ladies, please lie and tell me that will be the case!!! 
Love to everyone.