Natalie Cassidy

Because for some reason, the loo never gets flushed.

So that's that.

So get the washing.

And then I'll go from room to room collecting dirty washing.

So I'll go into Joni's room and I go into ours.

And by the end of it, I can't see.

I'm going down the stairs with a large pile.

It's not good with dyspraxia.

I have to see where I'm going.

I have to look.

step get down the stairs i chuck that down put some washing on then i'll sweep the floors and then it's general putting things away okay i don't like stuff out yeah so everything's got a home so i put it all away i clean some surfaces i wash the floor by then it's about quarter past 10 boys what's the best song that you heard on radio 2 while this was happening

Zoned Out, couldn't tell you.

Just noise.

That's okay.

There's a large chunk of my day that I can't talk about, so that'll be fun.

Calm yourselves down.

10 i come up here come up here and i do a correspondence episode with my lovely producer emma so from 10 30 till about half past 11 quarter 12 i'm in this room and we'd be recording a pod great so that's that brilliant lovely messages see you later m get off the phone that's that

I then go downstairs.

By the way, when have I got changed?

I'm not in my robe anymore, by the way.