Best and Worst: How's your week been?

It’s that time of week again – Best and worst.

It’s Friday. Which means two things: The weekend is near, and it’s time (f0r my personal favourite) ‘Best and Worst’. Grab some tea, a biscuit and settle in to share the best and worst bits of your week.

I’ll kick us off. And because it’s been one heck of a week I’m going to be selfish and have two bests.

1# Les Miserables.

For the past day I haven’t been able to stop singing. In fact – I’m answering most of the questions coming my way in song. Example:

Q: How was your day?

A:  One day more! Another day, another destiny. This never-ending road to Calvary…

Q: What are you having for lunch?

A: Do you hear the people sing? Singing a song of angry men? It is the music of a people who will not be slaves again! When the beating of your heart echoes the beating of the drums there is a life about to start when tomorrow comes!

You may think I’m joking, but I’m not. You see I was lucky enough to go and see Les Miserables in Sydney on Wednesday night. And it blew my mind. I’m currently scouting tickets to go and see it again. And again. And again.

Here’s a photo of me looking pretty chuffed during intermission:

I couldn’t recommend it more – it’s the perfect holiday treat for kids and adults. Find out more about it here.

#2 – Our new site Debrief Daily.

We also launched a new website this week. Debrief Daily is the latest site from the Mamamia Women’s Network – aimed at women over 40.

I’m lucky enough to be working on it as site producer – alongside our publisher Mia Freedman and Senior Editors Sarah MacDonald, Bern Morely and Dina Kluska.

If you haven’t checked it out already – do so right here.

And in terms of worst? Mine would have to be all the horrible news lately – including all those people who lost their lives on the Germanwings flight.

But that’s enough from me – what have been the best and worst bits of your week?

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