Lisa Fong

And I remember, but I blinked and that's gone, you know, and I didn't really embrace that.

Because you're at the time, you're in the thick of it and you're like, oh, how cool would it be to have like teenagers?

I can't wait till I've got like 14, 16, 18, 20.

Yeah, how fun.

So it's a good thing as well, eh?

Like you suddenly then become so overwhelmed with that thought because now that I'm finding it so much more mentally exhausting, I'm now freaking out that it's only going to get more exhausting.

But then the boys are like, it's so funny because,

I have this hope that my two little boys won't be as difficult.

Although Louie's not that difficult, but then there's difficultness about just his age.

Just hold on to the hope.

Just hold on to that.

Faith, isn't it?

You've got to have faith.

Um, well, I was so excited that it's a public holiday and I've come to my office.

I felt like, and no one's on the road and I'm like, oh, I'm going to work.

Yeah.

Sorry.

Yeah.

That was cool for me.

So aren't you lucky with your office and your job?