Morgana O'Reilly

oh god and yeah and then we were thinking about like um it was quite fun for us both to role play being really rich and going oh my gosh so you know like that you know how we were going to go to italy this weekend so like there's not enough jet fuel for the private jet and they have to we have to share it with everybody so like i mean we can still go but it's going to be like two hours later than we thought so annoying

That was quite fun.

Does that relate at all?

But like trying to process just how do you process disappointment healthily?

You put it in bloody perspective.

Yeah.

Yes, and actually your capacity for stress and suffering is...

can be your capacity for compassion.

So like we had fun with this projecting onto an idea of being like, you know, my daughter loves horses.

She loves horse riding and going, what about this one?

Oh my gosh.

So like all of my like eight horses, all of my eight ponies were like not even ready to go for a canter today when we asked all the stable hands to tack them up and they weren't even ready.

And I had to wait like 10 minutes.

It was so annoying.

And she had fun with that one.

But then equal parts got to go.

And then imagine who listens to our suffering and goes, like, you know.

Yeah.

A little girl in Afghanistan who's not allowed to go to school.

Yeah.