but no other, no microwave, nothing. So you kind of have to cook everything on the hob. Yeah. And I forgot the rice. I accidentally bought pudding rice. I just grabbed the first thing. And I was like, oh, this must be white rice and it wasn't. Oh no. So he didn't have any rights. You're listening to the Sherlock's podcast, your guide to a more stylish life. Hello and welcome to the Shilocks team podcast with me Heather Steele. Today I'm joined by Sherry Andrew, Emma Bigger and India, Semi. How are you guys? Good, how are you? Good. Good. We're all just saying how blooming cold is today. Oh, it is. So many layers on today. I was just saying, Emma, you just quickly talk us through all your layers because you've got I feel like you're nailing it. I've got a thermal vest on then a normal vest then a polar neck and then a jumper and underneath here I've got my son's football thermal leggings. Which is not very chic but it is very practical. You're making it look chic. Oh it's got all yeah you's got all. And then I've got cashmere socks on as well.

Oh, my gosh.

All the layers.

You've nailed it. And you're still feeling. Oh, you're still going out. Yeah. One of those January mornings. Anyway, warm up. It is beautiful though. It is. It is. It is a plus. Sunny, frosty.

Yeah, it is.

This is my favourite type of weather ever.

Everyone's like, it was too kind.

I'm like, no, if I could just live in this.

Really? sunny, frosty. Yeah, it is. This is my favourite type of weather ever.

Everyone's thought, it was too cold.

I'm like, no, if I could just live in this. Really? Yeah, maybe I have a little bit too cold. I like the sunshine and the cold, but this is just a bit too much. Definitely. I went on a walk on the common this morning and it is like beyond beautiful. You know, and all the plants have like a layer of frost.

It did look amazing.

Like crunchy flooring.

Yeah, exactly. So nice. One or two degrees warmer for me, I think. But no. Good excuse to wear all our knitwear. Sherry, do you get ever to anything good at the weekend? At the weekend. Yeah, I want a little staycation. And we went to this called Unplugged and they have various, it was just one cabin and now they have various cabins over different woods in East Sussex and Hampshire, etc. So we went to the one in Sussex. It's like an hour and a bit from London and it's like a digital detox. So the idea is that you go, you you put you lock your phone in a box and they supply you of like a Nokia like 500 whatever they were called back in

the day so you can contact people if you need to and there's no yeah I guess it's very rustic so

everything's about slow living there was a cassette player with some tapes which took me back oh my gosh

i know it had Tina Turner I was like you're saying what sort of music had they provided you with

um so one the Tina Turner I come up with the album's called one of like her classics best hits and then

there was a police one and Madonna I was like this is very unbound so yeah but I actually forgot how you I was like how did you Madonna. I was like, this is very on-brand. So yeah, but I actually forgot how you, I was like, how did you rewind it? I was like, oh, you just like put it back to front, side one, side two. Yes. So, yeah, it was like back to basics. It's kind of, it felt very nostalgic. And then we watched like the sunrise in the morning, the sunset, but on like a wintry walk.

It was really lovely. No alarm clocks or anything. No alarm clocks, but because it was quite bright, you kind of wake up. Yeah. With like the sun. How did you feel I'm so intrigued? I felt, well, I didn't actually put my, lock my phone away. Okay. But there was no signal. So it kind of I just thought just in case, I don't want to, like, have an emergency.

And then you're fumbling with a lock.

Yeah, exactly.

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