We don't have time. We really, Daisy, I'm very sorry, but we've had a week off. Our listeners

are listening in and they want us to crack on. They want us to crack on. Judy, it was a

change, wasn't it? It changed last week because normally it's you goes away and I left

at home but last week Daisy and I were on our holidays.

Both of you were off, both of you. You stuck at home. It was great. I was stuck at home

in the rain. It made my holiday even greater. Did it? Did it? Then I said that I would put

the fire on. When I got that text, I just, I sort of rolled around in a glee for a

little bit. I had a really, and I know Daisy's had a nice time up in the far flung nether

regions of the Scottish Isles, Iona and all that. I actually knew little girl called Iona.

It's a lovely name. It's a pretty name. It's a pretty name. We haven't had time to

ask Daisy whether the weather was good, but did it seem to be some nice little pictures

there of nice pictures? I think there was mixed weather. There was mixed weather. In France.

I didn't mention it before we went, just in case I couldn't go because these days I always

think something awful is going to happen before I got on holiday that means I can't

go, you know. I don't know, Jenny, you're worse than me, yeah, yeah, yeah. I can be quite

doing me sometimes. I don't, sometimes I don't think I deserve a treat. And this was

a treat because it was friends, you know, like, if I ever come back again, Judith, before

I make friends, I'm going to check whether they've got a spare ski chalet or a jeet

somehow. Oh, sort of, yes, a kind of informal interview. Yeah, I think, yes. Actually,

we, you know, some friends, I mean, some friends are great just because they're great

people, but is it enough? The thing is, you'd want to span, wouldn't you? Be no good

having a cluster of friends that all had a house, you know, in the Alps. Oh, no, no, no,

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