Donna Ashworth

So when I moved in lockdown to live with my mum for a few months, I lived next door to your mother-in-law.

So this book...

I was not a writer.

I was not an author.

And let me tell you the funny story about this book.

I printed it out on my dad's printer and he came running down the stairs.

I'm not an author.

I'm not a writer at this stage.

There's nothing in it.

And he said, who's printing something huge?

Who's printing all that printing?

And I said, oh, Dad, I'm just printing out this book that I've written.

And he said, I'm on a monthly scheme.

I only print 50 pages a month and now I'm going to have to upgrade and you've ruined my whole thing and my thing and my thing.

So I joke because this book won an award last year.

And it went on the Sunday Times list for sort of 21 weeks.

It was amazing.

And I love having a joke and telling everybody that my dad went mad at me for printing it out in his lounge because now he had to upgrade his subscription.

But that all happened next door to you.

So you were in the farmsteadings then?