Morgana O'Reilly

I paint pictures.

I get some Reiki.

Reiki's great.

That's a new thing that I've been enjoying.

And yeah, equal parts, cerebral unpicking of what's really going on.

I went to the doctor and I still need to go and get a blood test and see if maybe I was like, oh my God, am I low on iron?

I don't know.

Yeah, I think there's that practicality brain again being like, okay, maybe, so that is actually the good side of that practical brain is going, okay, I reckon you should book to go see the GP on Tuesday and then you can go get some Reiki on Wednesday and then you'll get the bloods.

If there is something going on, then you could take that to like a holistic healer and then they can look over that.

Brilliant.

This is living.

I know.

It's just crunchy.

We're just going to go on the – do you know I have this silly in-joke that I do with my children?

Nice.

And this came about for – we're very much like if they fall over and hurt themselves, it's always like, oh, dear.

Yeah.

I don't really like the you're all right phrase because I feel like let's acknowledge you just hit your head there.

And then I felt like the kids got to an age where every little thing was this huge deal.

And so this could sound so terrible, but I had to teach them, I would say, and if you say to them, what is life filled with?