Hello, I'm Jules. Hello, I'm Sarah. And welcome. Welcome to Jules and Sarah the podcast where it is another lockdown edition. In the UK, we are in the deep, we're deep in lockdown at the moment. We've got our goloshes on. We are in the lockdown pool. Yes. And the thing is, you know, I mean, I want to say first of all, obviously we're hugely grateful.

Neither of us are ill. Nobody's poorly. We're very, very lucky.

At the same time, you know, in the first lockdown, it was all bingo, wasn't it?

And it was all Instagram lives. And it was all, you know, Zoom quizzes and cocktail making sessions.

And this time round, I mean, I haven't left the house for well over a week.

If it wasn't for Peggy or the podcast, I'd be in bed.

And that's just, there is not doing.

There's nothing to do.

There's nothing going on. I don't want to do anything. I don't want to go for a walk. I don't want to do a quiz. I don't want to do anything. I mean, today, Peggy and I went to Pratt and sat in the car for a change of scene. That's it. Didn't even move the car. What did you get from Pratt? I got, which I'm obsessed with, and I've got to, I keep eating them, the hot quassons with the tomato and the cheese.

That was always my hangover cure. Like, people would know if I was hung over at work because I'd have one of those.

They are the best. It's so funny that you talk about Pratt. Dutch and I, literally this week, Dutch was like, should we make a trip out to Pratt? Because we don't have a Pratt anywhere nearest. Like the nearest one is like 20 minutes away. And we were like, yeah, maybe we could just drive 20 minutes just to go to Pratt and have a change of scene. And we're like, just pull it together. I did a midnight drive the other night to go and

get a cheesecake. We were like, yeah, let's just get out. Let's get a cheesecake. You've got to

get your kicks where you can, haven't you? Let's get out. Let's get a cheesecake. It is

really funny though, because Dutch and I have obviously, we are together all day

and all night. So we're trying to, we really champion time apart. And Dutch's mindfulness

has come in the form of metal detecting. Now, he used to be, he used to be a mudlop.

I don't know why.

I thought that you were going to say metal work.

And I imagined him in the furnace banging away, you know, curling.

Dutch has a shed in the garden and it's his manshed.

And when you go in there, all the logs are beautifully stacked and he's his manshed and when you go in there all the logs are beautifully

stacked and he's drying flowers like he's gayer than I am sometimes I'm like gosh I'd at least

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