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Hi, everybody. Hi everybody and welcome to Who Did What Now, the History Podcast. That's not your history class.

With me, your host, Katie Charlwood, History Harlot and Reader of Books.

Oh, I am sorry for the delay in getting this episode out. I know it's just like a day late,

or almost a day late at this point, but I was laid up for two days. With what I can only describe as an excruciating headache, I felt like someone was chiseling into my brain. I had to have

ice packs on my face. I have these like, I can only describe them as smooth stones.

Like they're like polished stones and they're very cool against the face and I would press them on my

face and move them around and stuff just apparently they meant to move stuff inside your head I don't know

I try I would try anything that I mean this is the girl who literally made a wish on a dandelion the other night

because they ran out of ideas of things to do that could help a situation.

A friend of mine was in hospital and I was really upset and really worried and I wasn't going to pray was I know it's not

helped me so far so I crying in my back garden away from people hiding hiding from people I was And I'm getting the laundry, it's fine. No, I was crying in the

garden, holding a dandelion, making a fucking wish, because I was scared shitless, because I was

worried that this person was going to die.

And that's, that's exciting.

I just, oh man, I just, I made a wish on a fucking dandelion.

So no wonder I'm using stones and shit.

Maybe there's properties in them that do stuff.

I don't know.

I don't know.

So, in news, I suppose, skipping ahead from me having a fucking breakdown.

It wasn't a breakdown.

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