1. Nick comes home from work a bit miserable. He had recorded a football game to watch this evening, but then saw the score in the paper -- so all the joy has gone out of this idea. Instead, we tune in to Autumn Watch. They have footage of a snoring badger. Its neighbours in the next chamber are lying with their paws over their ears.
2. A taste of homegrown mint in among the dark green kale.
3. We eat the last few slices of cherry nougat.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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