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Blogger Profile: Karen Andrews and miscmum.com

By AndrewBoyd • Nov 2nd, 2007 • Category: Aussie Blogger

As part of NaBloPoMo, National Blog Posting Month, I’m profiling a different member of The Aussies every day this month (until I run out of members).

Today it is Karen Andrews’ turn. Karen writes The Miscellaneous Adventures of an Aussie Mum at miscmum.com).

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I’m not an Aussie Mum, but I do have (grown) children of my own. I find Karen’s story of her daily life very touching - balancing marriage, friendships and life in amongst raising her two children. Every now and then she also talks about her breasts (I’m a bloke, and I will admit to following the link from the RSS feed to her blog to see the photo :) ).

My favourite recent postings are:

If you want to say hello to Karen, visit her blog or her NaBloPoMo homepage.

AndrewBoyd is a consultant by day and blogger by night. He loves good food, good wine, and discussing faceted classification schemes with friends.
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7 Responses »

  1. Re: the breasts. At least you’re honest! LOL. That made me laugh.

    Again, I’ll say, this is a nice thing you’re doing for the month :)

  2. what a great idea! good luck

  3. Hi Karen,

    thank you for your comment.

    I nothing if not honest :) You write a fine blog and one I am pleased to read as often as I can.

    Thank you - it just seems the right thing for me to do.

    Best regards, Andrew

  4. Hi Thiru,

    thank you for your comment.

    You are welcome :) Thanks for joining in at NaBloPoMo - we did need to help address the gender imbalance ;)

    Best regards, Andrew

  5. Such a great idea Andrew! I look forward to following your posts for the month (I have recruited 2 more bloggers, so you should have enough to fill the month LOL)

  6. Hi Leigh,

    yay, two more people :) Cool, thank you, that means that I don’t have to profile myself :)

    Best regards, Andrew

  7. :D Maybe someone else could profile you, instead? I saw the extra two so I thought “someone’s going to miss out”. D’oh didn’t stop to consider that you were one of the 29.

    I agree a great idea :)

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