Jenny

Here's where the added shame comes in.

Now, there are different versions of events, but I've been told one of the girls fainted, fell backwards off a bench and hit her head, so an ambulance had to be called.

And in the chaos of 60 kids trying to escape a sea of vomit, a boy slipped whilst holding his cello and the pin went through his knee, so another ambulance had to be called.

I'm often reminded that at best, I vomited over 60 kids and cost the school hundreds in uncollected donations.

And at worst, I was the cause of two 999 calls and I vomited over a Grammy Award-winning artist.

And left the choir not long after that.

The music teacher was never my biggest fan, but that night really sealed my fate.

I'll never lose the shame.

And whilst I love Snow Patrol, I could never bring myself to go to a gig for fear Gary would recognize me all these years later.

My 10-year-old daughter's just got wind of this story and delights in sharing it with anyone who will listen.

So the shame is not going anywhere.

Thanks for lighting up every week with the podcast.

I really do look forward to it every week.

And do come and visit us in South Wales when you do your live shows.

Much love.

Hey, how's it going?

Good.

I, you know, just a little nervous.

All good.

Well, I just had a quick question.