Di--I'll try to post more pics soon. I feel like we just got our 3 month photos up...it's amazing how time flies! Mine will be 4 months on Sunday! Yikes! About the circumcision, we were SOOOO close to not doing it. My DH didn't want to do it at all (even though he is circum.). I guess I bowed to the idea of peer pressure. Here in the states, most boys are still circumcised, although, there are more and more people choosing not to. I had a hard time making the decision, but I am glad with what we decided....I hope Braeden's okay with it down the line!
malinka--yeah, girl, you should get going! You never know if you might be put on bed rest with twinnies, so better safe than sorry. My two are still sleeping in the same crib, but I have a 2nd crib up and ready for the night when they just cant handle sleeping together anymore. I hope they sleep together a little longer, they're just too cute! I only got one swing, two bouncy seats (a must!!!!), a double stroller, 2 car seats. Like Di, I skipped the pack n play because I didn't think with twins I'd be able to use if for very long. As for feeding, I breastfed until about 9 weeks with both and then started weening. However, I had to supplement with formula that whole time...so feeding was a major hassle for us. Tandem feeding means you feed both babies on the breast at the same time. It's a time saver, but it can be a challenge, especially when they're young. I also had an electric breast pump, and needed it the whole time I was breast feeding so I could increase my supply to keep up with the babies. As for supplementing, your pediatrician will guide you in that decision. I would have preferred NOT to supplement, but when they're soo small, you don't want to risk anything. Who knows, maybe you'll have 7 pounders! Then, you won't need to supplement at all! You'll need LOTS of bibs, burp cloths and diapers, of course! Early on, mine were going through about 16 diapers a day. Now, we're down to about 12 or so.
I live in a 2 story house, so I also have a changing station set up on each level---a must with two babies. 
Kimberly--I still am amazed at how well you are doing all by yourself! Are you drinking red bull or something???? ha ha, just teasing. Seriously, it can be a challenge at times, so don't get too hard on yourself. It's okay to ask for help from time to time. It's not a sign of weakness, it's just a chance for some quiet time for mommy to get refreshed.
I'm off to check out the bucket and pay some bills and head to bed....wow, Friday nights used to be so much more exciting! I wouldn't change it for the world, though!
The neighbors are amazed! The downfall about the jogger is that it's very wide and doesn't turn well, which makes shopping or excursions where there's a lot of people very difficult. Hence, that's why I have 3 strollers! ugh!
I totally needed them...however, it wasn't until I started doing things myself that I came up with the solutions that worked for me. So, in some ways, I don't blame you for going it alone. You'll just come up with your solutions faster than me. 