Fearne Cotton

Townie men normally have quite clean hands and they're well moisturised.

Countryside men have big, ruddy hands.

So many men with big hands walked towards me and said, I can fix that straight away.

You can start to be really distrusting of everything and everyone and that's not a good place for any of us to be at.

absolute arseholes.

That's what they are.

Hey, how are you?

It's Fern here.

Welcome to Happy Place, where today, once again, we're going to talk about what is making me and Team Happy Place feel great and feel not so good.

Let's kick off with things that are making us feel happy.

I'll start with me.

And I'll try to make this not so self-indulgent because I think all of us will have either experienced something like this or it will be the sort of twinkling of an idea somewhere in our heads.

So what's making me really happy this week is the fact that I have decided to get back into doing a bit of telly.

And that is something that scared the absolute shite out of me for a very long time.

It didn't feel safe, which might sound a bit dramatic, but it just didn't.

I think all of us have a bit of an awareness of the things that make us feel safe and grounded and calm and things that do not.

And that, for my nervous system, was not an idea I could consider at all.

But more recently, I've started to wonder if I should dare to give it a go.

And I'd sort of thought about maybe I should start going to meet TV people and float ideas around.

And then this wonderful opportunity has arisen for me to co-host with the brilliant Stephen Mangan, Landscape Artist of the Year for Sky Arts.