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Best and worst of the week (Feb 10)

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And here we are again, on the tail end of the week and taking the time to look back and see how it all went.

The bests, the worsts, the I’m-not-exactly-sure-how-to-classify-that-yets.

It’s also a Mamamia staple where you get to see our community in action. Supportive, reflective, helpful. So leave a comment if you’re so inclined and check in on our other readers. You might be pleasantly surprised.

As for me, I’ve been sinking my teeth into some splendid mediocrity this week. By that, I mean I’ve done nothing out of the ordinary which – to someone who adores routine – is a wonderful thing.

Best: Our intrepid Associate Editor and eBook publishing maestro Rebecca Sparrow had her baby! I’m totally not a baby person usually but knowing Bec and knowing how much this little fella meant to her and then seeing him right there beside her made me very happy and goosebumpy. But everyone else thinks I have a hardened heart so, in order to keep that rumour going, we will never speak of this again.

My other best is somewhat unremarkable. I finally got my writing mojo back this week. I’ve been working on my own super-happy-mega-fun-time writing project in the after hours of my, you know, day job. Which for a small part of last year went really well and then I started a chapter which I didn’t like and rather than do what a normal person would do, like FIX IT, I just stopped opening the file and left it mostly untouched for three months and then whined about how terrible my life was in coffee shops while my friends looked at their watches. But all that is GONE now because I had a little spark of inspiration after I begged for it and what do you know, I’m writing again!

Worst: I mentioned this before but it bears repeating: I have so much on in the next two months. SO much. And I shall reveal a little bit of science for us all now: things cost money. Boo. I’m about as good at budgeting as Greece is at the moment, so we’ll see how that works out.

Anyhow, enough about me. That’s not why we’re here.

How are you going? What’s on your mind, what are the bests and worsts of your week?