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When you enter into the blogging world it really is like how Fat Mum Slim says it "going down the rabbit hole". You can get lost and spend hours reading through fellow blogs, clicking through their blog roll list and getting deeper and deeper into the world of posts and updates. 

I've always enjoyed reading and writing. Growing up I was what you would consider a "bookworm" with my head always in some novel, escaping into the world on the pages. 

I loved jotting down ideas, a bit of poetry and stories and really got into it about 10years ago. Then kids happened. Then working full time happened. A mortgage. And I stopped.

My little outlet took a back seat while I addressed Ethan's autism diagnosis when he was 2 years old and life got in the way.

And years went past - not really having much time to scratch myself and poof! 10 years just like that!

Earlier this year, i started my "rabbit hole" journey and i discovered so many women out there that wrote about their lives, the good, the bad, the hillarious and the ugly. 

I loved their honesty, information and their humour - and my blogging journey began. 

With 40 hour work weeks, running a house and being the fabulous chick that I am - I still don't have much time - but i made a committment to myself to start this little blog and see where it would go.

Do you want to go down the rabbit hole?

I promise you - once you start, it will be hard to stop.

My top favourite blogs that I am totally addicted to! 

Edenland - raw, real, honest, Eden takes you on her journey of love, loss, depression, dealing with addiction and family life. She even spent a day with Prime Minister Julia Gillard. One of my fav posts is her take on being a mummy blogger here.

Fat Mum Slim - who recently presented at the #pbevent for bloggers in QLD is one of the queens of blogging and has been blogging before it was popular. Chantelle's site is gorgeous with lots of tips and tricks on blogging, living, looking after her girls and you have got to check out her app the she recently released Little Moments App - you'll love using this for taking gorgeous pics!

The Little Mumma - a gorgeous tiny lady who says it like it is! Her journey and honesty in living and raising her little ones is like she has read my mind at times! Check out Angie's post letter to her vagina dear vagina - i was laughing and crying at the same time!

Woogs World - this feisty lady who can make even the most mundane activities of day to day life sound fasinating is one of my favourite ladies to follow - she is hillarious! I mean really, who can make a post about Fridges interesting? Real Fridges

So grab a cuppa or a wino and click through to these gorgeous ladies blogs - I assure you, you will not be disappointed.

 

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