58 this week, happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you.

I'm not going to go on, it's too embarrassing.

I wish I thought that was genuine, but essentially you're basically just saying to me, you're as old as I am now. That's exactly right, yes. How did you spend your

birthday? I spent my birthday enjoying being back in my house because I came home late on Monday

night after having done that. To a lot of licks from your dogs, as opposed to Graham.

Yes, that one.

That one, yes.

Oh, you've made me go all flustered now.

Yes, the dogs were very pleased to see me.

My son was pleased to see me, who was looking after the dogs. Is this the

favourite son? Stop. Yes, it's one of my two favourite sons. Yes, it is. Then on Tuesday, because

it was my birthday, pre-lockdown, I was able to see my mum and my sister, which was also lovely.

And now I'm locked down again, as we all are.

So you can't see your mum now?

No.

I find these rules just completely flabbergasting. I just don't understand them.

Well, I can see her in the park. I can see her as one person from another household in the park or go for a little dog walk with her or something like that. So I will do that. Oh, that's all right. Same. Yeah, same with my sister. And obviously, it's nice to have my son. my other son is staying with me during this lockdown as well.

So we're a little household and then obviously I have my bubble.

So I can do that as well.

I can do some bubbling as well.

How about you?

Well, same as normal.

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