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And then we would also prepare dinner for that night.

So for dinner, so for example, what we would eat is like sausages and mash.

So I would peel 24 potatoes, 24, I remember the number.

Wow.

Peel 24 potatoes, get a whole two packs of mixed veggies, put them in a pot and have them on the stove ready.

So when we come home, we just switch it on.

So then once my mom gets us all off to school and we make all those sandwiches and everyone goes to school, she would sleep.

And then she would get up before we came home from school, give us dinner once we've eaten, she goes to work.

And then we just kind of repeat that.

Yeah, she did good.

To footy in general, I remember I literally remember I was about three and I remember my brothers played footy and I just picked up the footy and I never put it down from that point.

Went and watched my brothers play every weekend from that age.

I was so little I couldn't kick the length of the goal square.

That's how little I was because I remember trying to.

And I just loved it.

And I kept playing footy.

I wasn't allowed to play until under sevens, which you have to be under tens, sorry, not sevens, under tens.

So I think I was seven, you have to be seven.

So I played footy with the boys until I was 12, but actually had no idea that I was never going to play AFL with the men.

I always thought I was going to.