Anyway, it's not like it was last week, isn't Judith?

It's not like it was.

So not.

I'm in the summer house.

It's pouring with rain.

I don't even think you are in the summer house.

I think you're in a rented caravan on a caravan park somewhere in Wales.

Real.

Real.

That's where you are.

And it's in 19704 and there's no Wi-Fi because it hasn't been invented. There's no portable tellies. There's nothing but a game of snakes and ladders. That's all you've got. Do you know the sound, you're exactly. You're absolutely absolutely right I don't know whether you can hear it

but it's on the roof it's got one of those felt roofs and it is just like the rainy day I can

really hear it's tipping it down it's tipping it down it is it's just like say that thing now that

all women of our age say well the gardener love it it'll be good for the garden it'll be good for

the garden oh we so do don't't we? We so do. It's exactly what we say. The thing is, if it hasn't been raining for a while, you sort of forget how annoying it is. And I, you know, it is kind of, I'm sorry, and I have got a garden that needs the water. But it's sort of annoying. I've just hung out some stuff on the line.

It's annoying just when we've got all your summer clothes out as well. And you just think, what do I wear? What do I even wear in this weather? Especially on your feet. Sandals in the rain are unpleasant. Well, I'm crocking in the rain, of course. Well, of course you are. You can always dry your feet after. That's the way I see it.

But I've got

a case of biliousness today judith well yes so i'm going back to bed tomorrow not tomorrow

i'm seeing i'm losing it i'm going to stay all day and all light and then i'm going back to bed tomorrow

why you'll need it by then by then right then I'm going back to bed tomorrow. Why don't you need it by then?

By then.

We're going to sit up.

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