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After a week of freezing temperatures, it’s a surprise that I got anything done beyond hanging out in the shower and shivering in the corner. At least there are signs that Spring is on the way – such as the disturbingly fat magpies that seem to be developing some kind of battle strategy in my backyard.

This week’s edition of Behind the Red Curtain

Cheerleaders & Jocks

The popular kids this week were . . .

Begin By Being Personal – The launch of the carnival of personal blogging. Where I actually quoted a Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks movie. Yes, I’m that person.

57/365 – The Big Smoke – All about my girls weekend and why they need to deliver my iPhone sooner.

Jellybean Watch – Week 6 – on scans, morning sickness and the weirdness of Australian baby sizing.

Stuff I Stumbled

Confession. I have no idea how StumbleUpon works. None. It’s highly mysterious. Which perhaps adds to its allure, or maybe it’s just annoying. But all of that aside, it’s a handy way for me to bookmark and share my favourite reads of the week. You can subscribe to StumbleUpon here, if it tickles your fancy.

Living Life as Me – The Bottom of the Well on getting stuck and what to do about it

Life in a Pink Fibro – Where Angels Fear to Tread on the big conversations we accidentally have with our children. I don’t envisage being any good at this.

Ah, the Possibilities! – Tomorrow, When the (Choc) War Began white chocolate IS chocolate.

Do I Really Wanna Blog? – Shape all about being able to look at your own shape without judgement.

Science @ Home – Making Butter I’m keen on any toddler activity that involves mixing but this one looked particularly fun (and tasty!)

Enquiring Minds

Not a single soul asked me a question on FormSpring last week, apart from a certain spam site who I won’t dignify by featuring here. So if you have a question – ask away! It can be silly, serious, geeky, goofy or anywhere in between.

7 Tweets in 7 Days

Obviously I tweet far more than once a day. But something appealed to me about a week in tweets without, you know, including all the actual drivel that I type during the week.