Sharon Horgan

Yeah.

I did.

Apparently I was annoying.

I did a little bit.

I wasn't like evangelical, but I was just suddenly going on walks.

for no reason other than to enjoy the beauty of the walk.

And prior to that, there had to have been a pub at the end of it.

So what it did was sort of just give me a whole new perspective.

And I kind of loved it.

And I figure my brain was like on fire at the time.

God, I remember.

It's awful.

Oh, my dad died.

But it wasn't like my dad died and I had to have a drink.

I just wanted to, with my brothers and sisters, drink a Guinness.

We all needed it.

But I didn't go back in like full bore.

It was very, very occasional.

And I was still on my sort of like smug thing because I was like, I just don't drink in the same way anymore.

and then like suddenly it just sort of creeps in again it's a habit and then the next thing because I remember saying to my daughters do you remember when I used to drink a glass of wine every night with dinner then sometimes I would have two glasses of wine and they couldn't remember it and I was like well that's great yeah because I thought that would be something that they'd be really aware of yes