Maura Kelly

It's a lovely sunny day.

Let's remember September, October, November, December, January, February, March, April and most of May.

Horrible, crappy, damp, cold months.

Now the sun is shining.

Could we please rejoice?

Stick our limbs out so our bones get some vitamin D. And know it's going to be lashing next weekend for the curtain show.

For the what show?

The bloom is on at the weekend and the forecast is for rain.

I think we should appreciate the mercies we get when we get them.

And we're getting lovely.

I get up in the morning, I get in the garden early, hide in the house at the height of the sun and back in the garden in the evening.

Just soaking up the vitamin D. That's for me winter levels that will get me through.

It's just a simple thing.

I just wish we could just stop being this so flippant serious.

We're getting, very unusually, a few sunny days in Ireland.

Let's just enjoy them and not make people feel guilty.

Bringing up, I mean, climate change is a fact of life.

All these things.

There's wars going on today.

We could talk about them as well.