Hey everyone, Vancouver Radio, episode number 177. I sit here, Bright Eye Busy Tailed, with my ever-present ever wonderful guest,

sorry, co-host, Rachel Guy. Hello?

Good morning, I'm also bright-sided bushy tails from a very frosty dozen.

It's very frostier too, and it's the beauty that living in the countryside, I wouldn't have it any other way.

The sun's coming up over the meadow, there's frost on the grass, so you can see it glistening,

it's all fresh.

I'm just looking forward to my morning dog walk and pumped.

Do you know what, it's really funny, like when you live away and you live overseas for 10 years, obviously,

it lives in Striads, 10 years, only came back. God, how long ago did I come back?

Six months ago, not even, not even a couple of months ago.

I've been back in London now.

There are some things when you live overseas as an expert that you really miss being a Brit. Frosty

mornings is one of them. Percy pigs from Marks and Spences is another.

Not actually, like the thing is with pretty pace like quite frankly I there's a part of me that feels they're overrated but you know every time I came used to come back to the UK I was always going to market

I would buy myself some new socks because obviously that's the only place to buy socks and

Percy pigs and what else did I miss your new kids? Oh proper PG tips. You know, there's good tea around the world, but you know,

PG tips, you just can't beat that as a Brit. Frosty mornings, that cold, crisp winter, you know know when you live in a hot sunny climate and you know

Sydney has does get really cold in the summer but you do you do miss it particularly

around Christmas time. I like how you went oh you know how you miss home when you

used to live in a hot sunny climate? No I don't. I've never lived in Sydney. I've never lived with

sun all year round. So no I can't sympathize with you Rachel. Big shout out to all the Aosie who

listen to the podcast.

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