Charlotte Twigg

Like it's just forever looking at this space, this online world and wishing we were elsewhere when really we just need to be

grateful for the ordinary and like when we do get together and you do get time with jess at the baby expo and i'm not there

Nah, so the thing is, Lise, because you obviously get FOMO, right?

Man, I had coffee with a friend yesterday who shares nothing online.

In fact, Shara and I met our friend on Friday who shares nothing online.

I met a friend yesterday who shares nothing online, pretty much nothing.

Such a different experience to live like that.

Of course they do.

No.

I also think, Lace, your last couple of years, how would they have gone if you weren't there?

You know, I just think, I don't think you can understate what your environment has added to your well-being.

Yeah, that's the gratitude at the moment is in the sunshine and the beach and the proximity to a beautiful place.

Yep.

Yeah, yeah, exactly.

It is about the consumer.

I sometimes like, I'm too scared to talk now because I'm going to say something irrelevant.

I will be like balls deep scrolling and honestly just kind of like, just shut my phone off.

Like, stop.

You know, it's become normal, like in that running post this morning.

It's, like, normal for these, like, you know, for someone to just run a marathon, it's just no big deal anymore.