Gorgi Coghlan

And it helps me not feel guilty about being the one that was out the door as well.

And so we often just have a laugh about that and use that as a really beautiful way of just laughing, changing the energy.

How was your day?

What did you do?

Because, you know, I can walk in and even get bossy about, look at the floors and he's not running the place like I would run it.

That's not my role.

No, he's doing it the way he needs to do it for him.

Yeah.

And I've had the joy of going out and doing what makes my spirit soar.

And I don't know about you, but see, a lot of what I do, because it is public, there's a lot of anxiety attached to that.

So it's not as if I can just pop out.

Like, we've got a show coming up, or a singing show.

You know, there's a whole other palaver.

You quit.

I am just a nightmare to live with before those things happen.

And I'm like, you know, ridiculous.

Like he, I'm literally like, you'll have to sleep in this bedroom because what if I get woken up and then I'm tired and then my voice is like, and he's just so gorgeous and calm.

He goes, it's fine.

So yeah, it's a, it's a beautiful dance, but it's one that I'm, as I'm getting older, I'm getting so much more comfortable.

We've got a saying that he makes me feel held and free.