Lisa Fong

I said, that's fine, but there's always leftovers.

He has a point, though, because you could just not do anything, do that, and then at least all you're doing is dealing with leftovers.

That's true, but it pisses me off because I'm like, they've all gone and got their washing, but they haven't because there's still stuff there.

So you could run it like a game show.

First heat, get in there and get your shit.

And then like, three of you have fucked up.

Come back for your second heat.

Disqualified.

anyway who's got the energy for that that was lame moral of the story is for as a lot of kids um yeah i follow someone called ballerina farm she's had about eight kids and now that she's sort of having the eighth i'm just like you know she's also making she's a bit like the book yesteryear she's making bread and she's making everything you know i just think

Maybe she is, yes, dear.

I just think, who are these people?

How can they do this?

How can they do that?

You know?

I think, like, when you have baby after baby,

the older kids really do stand up and help.

Yeah, they do.

I remember when I had the fourth baby, it was so nice because we had a baby in the house, so the boys weren't as boisterous, the boys were just a bit more like mindful.

Whereas now that there's no baby, it's all just like free for all.

Whereas I do think this, I've got a friend, an acquaintance that's got like seven children