Jersey and Amanda gam Nation. Well two friends of mine, Margaret and Stephen Hogan who I met Margare when I was at university and she met Stephen and we all met Stephen when he came to university to visit some friends. He and Margaret fell in love at first sight. All these years later, still married. I'm godmother to their daughter. We've known their family for so long. Margaret and Stephen had a joint art exhibition. It's brilliant if you want to go and see it. It's at the Maunselwick's Gallery in Glenmore Road in Paddington. Margaret's an extraordinary painter and Steve is a sculptor who's the stuff he's found on the farm. They live in Bathurst. These steel sculptures made with bits and pieces that he's found of old farm equipments. Just spectacular. But what I loved was that my sons turned up too, because they know Margaret and Stephen and their kids. And I looked around the room. I thought, these are people I've known since I was seventeen eighteen years old, and here we all are in our early sixties, and what an extraordinary journey. And I loved that my kids saw that at university. At the moment, these are the long lasting relationships that you forge and at the time you have no idea what role they will play in your life. And I love that I could say to, you know, Margaret's kids, I was there when your parents met. You know, there's very rare chunks of your life that happened this way. And for my kids to see that they're in the drop zone of their Uni years where this can go and these links that you will forge for the rest of your life, it was just it was fantastic. You try to get the Claric Club back together. The Claric Club, I was. It was years years later when I was going out with Harley that I could actually tolerate red wine because at the Clart Club we would drink pretty och as went there to meet boys. You pretty much drink vinegar and watch people throw up. And that was it. And you know, it was the best club I've ever been in, the Claric Club. Eighteen year olds in the Claric Club there was cube cheese and red vinegar, oh delicious, and a good mob

Jersey and Amanda gam Nation. Well two friends of mine, Margaret and Stephen Hogan who I met Margare when I was at university and she met Stephen and we all met Stephen when he came to university to visit some friends. He and Margaret fell in love at first sight. All these years later, still married. I'm godmother to their daughter. We've known their family for so long. Margaret and Stephen had a joint art exhibition. It's brilliant if you want to go and see it. It's at the Maunselwick's Gallery in Glenmore Road in Paddington. Margaret's an extraordinary painter and Steve is a sculptor who's the stuff he's found on the farm. They live in Bathurst. These steel sculptures made with bits and pieces that he's found of old farm equipments. Just spectacular. But what I loved was that my sons turned up too, because they know Margaret and Stephen and their kids. And I looked around the room. I thought, these are people I've known since I was seventeen eighteen years old, and here we all are in our early sixties, and what an extraordinary journey. And I loved that my kids saw that at university. At the moment, these are the long lasting relationships that you forge and at the time you have no idea what role they will play in your life. And I love that I could say to, you know, Margaret's kids, I was there when your parents met. You know, there's very rare chunks of your life that happened this way. And for my kids to see that they're in the drop zone of their Uni years where this can go and these links that you will forge for the rest of your life, it was just it was fantastic. You try to get the Claric Club back together. The Claric Club, I was. It was years years later when I was going out with Harley that I could actually tolerate red wine because at the Clart Club we would drink pretty och as went there to meet boys. You pretty much drink vinegar and watch people throw up. And that was it. And you know, it was the best club I've ever been in, the Claric Club. Eighteen year olds in the Claric Club there was cube cheese and red vinegar, oh delicious, and a good mob