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Tracey - Graffiti Artist

Tracey
Tracey is a ‘forty-something' mum from Australia who is still trying to figure out what she wants to do when she grows up. Somehow, in the past 16 years of being a full-time mum (or 'CEO Domestic Affairs') she just hasn't got round to getting back into the workforce.

In the meantime, she has become addicted to the internet, drinking coffee, and avoiding housework. She's been blogging for a few years ‘to practise her writing', but it was only when she stopped for a few months that she was asked to contribute to PowderRoomGraffiti. She's still trying to figure out if there's some deeper significance to the timing of that.

Some people think she and her husband are crazy because their idea of time out together is to go on a 100km bike ride - preferably on their tandem. They also ride tandems with their three daughters, and like to get away on family holidays that either feature cycling, or some other outdoor activity. The rest of the time it's the usual family madness - ie. ‘just another manic mum day'.

In the blogging world, Tracey is a small fish in a big ocean, but she enjoys the opportunity to connect with other women around the world, and to share the ups and downs of approaching middle age. (Please don't tell her that she's probably, statistically, already hit that demographic.)

She's decided to give the blogging another go - you can find her at her new blog, trace elements.

Links:

traceelements.wordpress.com

Profile Details

Screen Name:

Tracey

Country:

Australia

With whom or what do you wage your biggest battle?:

Myself. Those little voices in my head.

What has been your biggest victory to date?:

No big victories, just little battles and challenges. I am very proud of our kids - they are turning out quite alright, even if some days they drive me nuts and I think I'm doing it all wrong.

What is your perfect night in/out?:

Anywhere, with my husband, after a full day of bike riding. (Because I then feel entitled to eat and drink anything I like!) As long as I don't have to cook!

What piece of advice would you give to your 20-year-old self?:

Why don't you consider teaching, or some 'family friendly' career.

What piece of advice did you receive in your 20s that you regret not following?:

To be honest I can't think of any. There's some advice I do regret following!

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