Lloyd Langford

And I enjoyed it, but I was, because oftentimes, like you were saying earlier, I've taken her to the cinema before and she's like, when is it going to end?

yeah and because i saw the running time was like an hour and 40 i was like wait i said to her look we live around the corner like we can just go home we don't have to stay if you don't enjoy the movie i don't care but yeah she wanted to stay and i made a slight error and i left and they had one of those mid-credits bonus scenes yeah that started playing as we were leaving the cinema and she was like what's that i was like come on we gotta go

I think she was maybe one of the younger kids there.

Like there was a boy at one point that came up

looked me in the face and then like walked along the empty aisle.

And I presume because there are two cinemas next door to each other that he was in the wrong room.

yeah but there wasn't any like there was no hijinks no i get questions from her asking me like plot clarification and yeah what's the bear's name yeah sure stuff like that but you know you can get i've never been to one but maybe max you've been to them where they have those like mother and baby or no no i'm just thinking all i'm thinking is ian's got work to do because he's still on like a five minute episode of paw patrol and trying to get through that

So I'm trying to think, has the rain... At this point, it was still gloriously sunny.

And I'd put a wash on earlier on that I then foolishly hung out to dry.

I go home.

Anne has got some Zoom meetings to do.

So we go home.

Anne has completely forgotten the time.

So we go home and it's five minutes until the childminder arrives.

And Anne is in the bath.

Gwen's like, where's my mum?

I'm like, I don't know.

And then she's like, what time is it?

I'm like, well, the childminder's like just about to arrive.

She turned up.