Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe

This is important.

That was us.

Like, that's it, yeah.

And let me just say, the divorce party popped off.

Endings can be beautiful too and they also sometimes deserve to be celebrated.

Oh, I wish I was there.

We'll do another one.

No, ideally it'll just be, like, an engagement party or something.

No, I echo that entirely.

I just think, you know, at the end of the day, this is probably the first generation of women who have had complete autonomy and exposure to having careers and climbing ladders and breaking ceilings.

we should be celebrating that the same way that we should be celebrating when their kids finally are in daycare and we're like, let's go for dinner or like, let's enjoy that lunchtime Pilates class, whatever it is.

But yeah, I think it's important to, you know, celebrate work milestones.

I can speak for the two of you when I say FaceTime confidants.

We have squealed and jumped in Cremorne laneways while – actually, that was just me.

And it wasn't a laneway.

It was a street.

And I have a friend who works in an office over the road who did unfortunately see it and say, who are you on FaceTime to jumping up and down in the laneway?

I love being a part of the journey.

I'm like trying to wrap my head around what they might have been.

Exactly.