Jessica Mizzi

Tell us about your weekend.

It's been like two weeks since we've been to the podcast.

There's been a lot that's really kind of gone on really.

How, where are you going to start?

I've had a few discussions around the holidays that I'm like, obviously, and you would know this, you're my boss.

I've got, you know, you're in the same position as me.

We like do as much as we can with work, but we are just like not really able to sink our teeth into anything because we just look after the kids.

And that is a blessing, of course, because you're not having to send a child to a holiday program or get care and blah, blah, blah.

But also it's like, you know, hard because you sort of like your mind is wanting to do other things.

But then you're trying to surrender to it and embrace the children.

So long story short, it went fast.

It was busy and...

I think it's always just because the oldest child is always very reluctant to go anywhere without me.

It makes no difference to him.

Not one thing.

And, like, this is a lovely problem for us to have.

It's a privileged position to be in.

I'm aware of that because I think just thinking of this, a lot of families –

don't have the choice.

Like, you know, our kids, we're, we're, we're threatening our children, you know, giving them a bribe or, or considering it like a lot of families literally don't have the choice.