Hello, Followters! I hope you're well. In this week's episode, I speak to Janice and

author Annie Lorde. Annie also has a dating column in Vogue and her debut book, Notes on

Heartbreak, which I absolutely loved, came out last year. We have a really fun discussion.

We talk about breakups, being single in a middle-late 20s, partying, the fair of aging,

so much more. I absolutely love speaking to Annie and I really hope you enjoyed listening.

As always, please do rate, review and subscribe as it helps other people to find the podcasts. Bye!

Obviously, we first met. It was quite fortunate that she was, we met in a van and I'd literally

just come out of like a long relationship. Yeah. And your book, I don't think was out yet,

but you were telling me about the book. Yeah, I was writing it, I remember. Because we were,

we were at a book launch, weren't we? And then I remember we went out for a second, and then,

no, you can't say that again. No, you can't! I don't know. And then, now I just remember as

getting on really well and then going on this like, Mad Drunk and I, where we ended up in

all by one, and then got a ritual back to Ballum. And that was the first time we met and we were

up to like five in the morning. Yeah. And we, I remember at the beginning of the night, I was like,

oh, this is dangerous, like we're not going to like calling it night. And you're like, oh, no,

I'm that person. And then we didn't call it a night. We never called it a night. And it was a

Monday. Yeah, I think, but it was like pre-Christmas. So I felt like it was like, yeah, it was festive.

So I read notes on Heartbreak last year, the beginning of last year, I think it was on the

first books I read. And I loved it. And I wonder if for people who haven't read it, can you tell us

a bit about the book, like the story, how it came about? So it's basically a memoir about me,

my ex breaking up, but it's also kind of, I would say like a meditation on love and heartbreak and

yeah, and just it goes through like lots of different things that sort of influenced me or that I

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