Stage fright and Goers Gals

After appearing on Peter Goers show as one of Goers Gals I have realized that I have a great head for radio. I spend two weeks feeling sick because I am going on air and then on the day practically vomiting with nerves.  Peter rings up to give the topics about 5 o'clock.  That way I have about an hour to work out what I am going to say.

A swift tot of alcohol would do me the world of good but not just before driving.  It would be my luck to get pulled over for a random breath test.  I drive circumspectly and arrive at the exact moment I am supposed to.

Once again the thorn between two roses I added little.  Lady Neil sat on my left and the first woman ordained in the Church of England on the other.  I added little to the discussion.  I was incredibly shy, but on the way home I thought of excellent answers to Peter's questions.

I would love to be the smart, funny and amazingly talented person.  I would love to give the best and most well thought out answers but my best work appears to be in hindsight. If I could be interviews in my car on the way home.  Yep that's it.  In the car.  Mmmmm.