Has anyone just watched this wonderful documentary on BBC2? Not sure what it was actually called. It reminded me of a documentary series years back called The Zoo that was done by [I think] Molly Ringwald. I feel quite emotionally drained after watching it [but in a nice way]. I've always felt that, for all the cult of celebrity we have in this country, the really interesting people are the ones you meet at a bus stop or when you're out walking the dog. The lady who interviewed these people had just the right tone of being inquisitive about their lives but not intrusive; above all she was very sensitive and caring. It's been a long time since I saw a programme like this; the BBC used to do quite a few at one time. [The man who'd spent years looking after his dad left me an emotional wreck].
What did you you think you would have by your current age that you don't?
Good Morning Monday 6th July 2026
Only 50% of middle age adult manage more than 1 brisk 10 min walk a month.
I missed it.
. Muddy puddles were a magnet to my cocker spaniels when I had them. The whippet can't bear getting her feet wet!