Zoe Ball

And they're very special.

There's lots that you don't really remember.

But when you actually see them as adults, I mean, you can't get over that.

You can never call them by their first name, can you?

They will always be Mr. Warnes or Mr. Lomax or Mr. Burnett or Mr. Pope.

Yeah.

I don't want to know their first names.

I just want to know them as the teacher that they were.

I just want that level of respect and the distance between us all the time, always.

But it's really nice to see them and just to say, let them know what an impact they had on your life and how much they meant to you.

So I enjoyed seeing the teachers more than anything.

They were fun days.

So lovely to see Carrie and hopefully get to see some of the other girls soon.

14 to 15, I think, is a really lovely age that I feel very nostalgic about.

I was thinking of you the other day.

I was scooting into work.

from Euston, pushing myself along on my little scooter and I had my headphones on and I was listening to, I've got this tape, it's not a tape, how old am I?

I've got a playlist that I put together that used to be a tape.

And it's mainly from, yeah, in my head, mainly from the 70s.

And it was things that just make me feel really warm and safe and comforted and fuzzy inside.