What about you?

Um, my favorite hobbies is doing art, um, playing outside with my doggies, wrestling with my kitties, and making little potions with my friends in my witch house.

So, uh, you wanna say anything, any last thoughts, Bea, before we say goodbye?

Well, my brother has, like, it's a little open shut...

It k- it kinda looks like a book, but it has, like, little magnets in it of Tiny T. Rex, his friend, and there are lots of different, like, little figures.

There's one scene that's a hill with plants on it, and a bright blue sky with puffy white clouds, and then there's another scene that is, uh, that's at nighttime with the s- at the same hill, but except it has trees in that one, and stars and moons.

And his friend's there with him, just like your book.

... post-London? How's the recovery gone? Um, all good?

Uh, yeah, it's been surprisingly okay.

Um, my legs have been quite tired, and physically, generally, I've felt really tired, I have to say.

I've been...

And I took a good solid week off.

I, I really listened this time [laughs] and did absolutely zero running for a week, and I really enjoyed it.

Mm-hmm.

But I'm used to it.

And now I've got Bea, who is a legal immigrant who's become a citizen, right?

Yes, absolutely.

... or to register to vote?

If I come legal, so e- so is everybody.

No question about it.

And like constitutions, constitution say, everybody by the citizen vote.

And I follow step legally.

My parents immigrated 54 years ago from socialism and communism, and we reunited few years later, and we demand to be only citizen vote.