Hi girls! It's been really hard to get to the computer and when I do something interrupts me or mum's computer plays up on me and won't let me log in. So I'm hoping I actually can get a post out. Sorry if I miss people. I'm a bit behind!

Hi Suz - Your poor DH! It must be really painful. And poor you with a toddler and a cluster feeder to look after on top of a sore and sorry DH! I hope he mends quickly. Perth has been great! But soooooo hot! I am NOT used to the heat any more. Hobart has made me soft LOL. I'm staying a bit longer than expected cause DH has flown off to Sydney for some consulting work. I thought I may as well hang out here.

Hi Kanda - I'm glad the increased dose of antidepressants is helping. It's great that you're keeping an eye on the PND. Isn't it great that there's stuff out there that can help! It must have been shocking 60 years ago before these meds were available. I'm sure the scans will go just fine. These things usually turn out to be nothing thank goodness.

Hi Alison - it does sound like a growth spurt. At least these phases usually pass eventually. Good on you for starting the scrap book. I've done absolutely nothing like that yet.

Hi Lani - how wonderfully considerate Jett was to let you get through your entire wedding anniversary dinner without a peep. It sounds like he's in a great routine which must make planning outings so much easier.

Hi BS - a migraine! Ouch! I wish we had IKEA in Hobart. Just another thing we don't have. Groan....

Perth girls - I'm looking forward to catching up on Wednesday! I'll bring a cake or something.

AFM- Things have been so hectic in Perth but in a really good way. It has been really great to be able to introduce Matilda to all our friends here and Mum and Dad have loved spending some more time with her. And I think Matilda has loved all the attention and socialising. We went to a big party that DH's aikido club put on on Saturday night and a wedding last night. Matilda hardly slept but seemed to love watching everyone - she's been quite the social butterfly. She has also settled into an amazingly settled pattern. Hooray! She doesn't seem to fight sleep anymore. It's like she's worked out sleep is actually a good thing and even asks to go to bed by grizzling and nuzzling into my neck and rubbing her eyes. It's really quite cute! I'm not sure if its the lay out of the house, the very stable temperature in the aircon, the wrapping, or just her. Maybe its the 3 month hump! Anyway, I'll try and enjoy it while it lasts. She's also discovered her feet. She was sitting on the arm of an arm chair with her feet on mum's lap and started staring at her feet with this realisation on her face that they belonged to her. She sat there for ages rubbing her toes on Mum's skirt. The later she started kicking at a toy really deliberately and fiddling with it with her toes. I'm feeling really annoyed that I didn't get more video of her as a new born. It always just felt so busy and its easy to forget they change so quickly. Well, I'm going to go and eat chocolate icecream and watch Desperate Housewives.