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🗓️ 29 October 2023
⏱️ 69 minutes
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Trish & Lorraine find out what international best seller Nina Stibbe, author of the much-loved memoir Love, Nina, discovered about life, relationships - and herself - when she took a break from her long marriage in Cornwall to spend a year living alone in London. Expect hilarious tales from her new diary, Went to London, Took the Dog, with midlife antics aplenty from menopausal, pelvic-floor calamities to the art of loving flawed friends and creating a new social life in the city of your youth. Plus: What happened when Trish learnt the Wim Hoff method & took an ice bath for the first time; immune system boosting tricks for winter & it’s back to the 90s in the Nostalgia Noodle time machine…
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0:00.0 | Trish, I have another transport related brain fog incident to bring to you today. Is this |
0:15.2 | a bike, a car, a train, an aeroplane? Yes, it was my helicopter. No, you know, I don't |
0:22.8 | really like cars and I will do anything to avoid getting into our cars, so I don't drive |
0:26.8 | much, but I had to take maple my 12 year old. I had to collect her, so I go out, I'm in the road |
0:32.5 | pressing the alarm thing, thinking, why the hell is this not opening? You mean the key for the car |
0:37.6 | alarm, the key for thing? Yes, so I'm just pressing this thing, nothing's happening, no alarm's |
0:42.7 | going off, nothing's opening and I try the door and then I try the tailgate door, because I think |
0:47.2 | oh, we've got problem with our tailgate and maybe it's that causing the thing, I try the front, |
0:51.6 | I walk around it, I thought for God's sake, I'd be really late now, I'll go back into the house |
0:56.8 | and I'll have to get a new door or something like that, so I walk across the road and I think |
1:00.3 | oh look, someone else has got one of these, there's one of our car like ours and I pause for the |
1:04.7 | moment and I see where this is going. Actually that's our car, I've been trying to get into someone |
1:11.3 | else's car, but worse Trish. Yes, our car is a significantly different color. Oh no, so the |
1:17.8 | brain fog, even though I'm cleaning my teeth and my left hand and doing all that stuff, did it not |
1:23.1 | have, because you've got your signature roof box that you have on the car permanently, I mean that's |
1:29.2 | quite, I did it, like it bought, and it's peeling and it's half purple, I'll sing it to a roof box. |
1:35.3 | I was going to say it's a little bit shabby, it's a bit shabby, well worn, yet you would think, |
1:41.3 | wouldn't you, but it's a really weird thing the brain does, it was just, it's a similar shape, |
1:46.5 | it's grey the one I was trying to get into and ours is a black, it's a properly different color, |
1:51.2 | not my car just went through an absolutely identical car, it was a different car I'd tried to get |
1:56.8 | in. What's going on Trish, am I getting worse? I don't know, but the neighborhood watch |
2:02.3 | weren't out to get you, though were though, so that's a good thing, didn't report you to the police, |
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