Gemma Cairney

And I was like, yeah, bring it on.

And I took the family to Belfast where it's filmed now.

And I had a bit more of a laugh with it.

And it didn't matter if I won or not, but I knew what to expect.

And I did a completely different, but still equally feminist subject matter.

And it's Pamela Coleman-Smith who's in my book, who was like an esoteric fine artist and a cultist.

And she's very interesting, but it was like so different to Spice Girls.

Yeah.

and really marked how much I've changed in those 10 years, I think.

I mean, I still feel like a rookie.

Rita's under two and I'm having another one in mid-July, just a month before my book comes out.

It was a very lovely surprise.

I mean, I'm happy, but I'm still kind of in shock.

And yeah, I mean, working in general, my goodness.

Yeah, it is.

It is crazy.

And I just really long for a world where childcare was a bit more accessible and we did have the village and the tribe around us that we need.

It would just be so nice.

I feel like there's so many of us.

I go to the library for this regular event called Book Bug and there's songs and story time.