Ash London

I'm pushing my trolley.

I'm getting some food.

If I do it on payday, even better because I feel rich.

and I'm listening to my music and it's like, that is like, that for me is going for a walk in the sunshine listening to a great music.

I did an Instagram series of reels on my favorite shitty Christmas movies.

Those like formulaic, and I'm not talking about Love Actually.

I'm talking about like, yes, Christmas at the Inn or some shit like that, where it's just like you know what you're going to get, but you're watching it and you're like, delicious.

And then it's because I grew up watching amazing rom-coms in the 90s and 2000s, your Nancy Meyers and your Nora Ephron's and even like the 40s and the 50s.

In my blood, in my veins.

And then, yeah, the movie thing and then I started the podcast.

And then I wrote a rom-com.

For me, it's like my two great loves, like non-human loves in life are music and rom-coms.

And especially if it's like a period drama, like.

like the other Bennett sister, which I think is on ABC iView.

It came out last month.

One of the best things I've ever seen.

I didn't even hear about that.

Okay, so it's Mary Bennett, who is the awkward Bennett sister from Pride and Prejudice, who like plays the piano and is a bit weird.

It follows her journey after all the girls are married off and then she goes out into the world and she's a bit awkward and a bit weird and doesn't really want to be married off and it's just about her finding her people.

There's no amazing glow-up story.