Is it Friday already? How did that happen? Welcome to best and worst. It’s the post where you get to settle in with a nice cup of tea and tell us all about how your week has been.
Sharing is caring and for several years now, Mamamia readers have been gathering here on a Friday and over the weekend to trade highs and lows.
Here are our best and worst of the week:
Worst: We were very sad to hear that the world is ending soon because we’ve been having such a lovely year (plus we’re really looking forward to Christmas).
The Prime Minister isn’t particularly happy about it either – she gave a (hilarious) press conference on the impending apocalypse. Seriously, she actually did. You can watch it .
Best: We were excited to hear that Kate Middleton is pregnant with a Royal Fetus. Everyone has their fingers crossed that Kate is released from hospital very soon because we know from this post that Hyperemesis Gravidarum is HELL ON TOAST.
Over to you now – what’s been the best bit of your week? What’s been the worst? And what’s on your mind?
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Best: My sister had her second baby 2 hours ago and she is well and the baby is well too, all good!
Worst: They are in Germany and I'm in Australia and can't afford to visit. I missed her wedding and the birth of her first baby and now I'm missing this one too. Feel very guilty for not being there.
I was just thinking it's been ages since this post was on MM!
BEST: A distinction on an assignment I thought would just be a pass. All the children are under our roof again and my uni for this year is almost over. Work is quiet, freeing me up to get my teeth into some of the longer term strategy stuff.
WORST: Both exs are playing up (yup, it's Christmas) over when they will "allow" our children to be with us. C'mon, the kids know what they want (a fair arrangement) and the court orders are pretty damn clear - it's not rocket science people. I pray they can put their oversized egos to one side and just get on with it.
OMM: Queensland's economy is worse now than under labour and we've lost even more ground in our credit rating. It's grim. Shops are shutting. People are out of work and I'm wondering if any of the redundant public servants will top themselves over Christmas when the money runs out. Our only hope is that the party implodes and we get another election.