Sandi Toksvig

It was not a happy time.

But my dad, bless his heart, he used to come.

He was very excited.

I remember that he had just found, do you remember portable radios?

He had just found the world's first portable tiny television, black and white television.

And he used to come and watch the cricket on a screen that was about two inches square.

I don't think he could see the ball.

But I remember him sitting by my hospital bed, just holding my hand.

and we didn't really chat because I was too weak, but it was nice that he sat there.

He was very excited about his new piece of technology.

I often think how excited he'd be about all the stuff now.

It would be so amazing.

Well, the scar is very helpful.

Tells me when the weather's going to change.

So I get a twinge.

Are you serious?

I get a twinge in my scar.

I can.

And as I get older, I had my first tattoo at 60 and I'm 64 now.

I was thinking, because it's a straight line across my stomach, I was thinking of having a small zip tattooed on one end of it.