Gemma Cairney

And I just see loads of us.

Like all, you know, parents, like guys and women, like just everybody there just with their kids and everybody feels, it feels like we feel the same.

And I'm just like wondering to myself, like, why are we doing this so separately?

But we still are.

I feel like we're in our homes, like stressed and tired.

And I'm always trying to work out a way of living in a commune without actually living in a commune.

And if you've got any ideas, let me know.

Thank you.

I do have a dancing baby in my tummy.

That's why I ate it so quickly.

I could see that it was leaving the table.

And I think we've talked about doing it as well with people that we don't actually know but would like to hang out with.

I think it's so brave and lovely to bring people together around a table.

I think it's really important.

And I love this kind of 70s dinner party vibe.

Yeah.

sitting there, getting to know one another in that kind of intimate way, it works.

Living in a commune, but not living in a commune.

You know, like that actually communing.

Let's do it.