00:00One of my favourite days that I'd like to relive, apart from being born, because it would be quite interesting,
00:07but also pretty gross, would probably be, I remember probably leaving to go away abroad to live in Germany for
00:18a year.
00:19I remember that was a very nerve-wracking day and I'd like to see, really, was I that nervous or
00:23tap into those emotions again would be quite interesting.
00:26Well, I don't want to shy away from the one that comes to mind. It is a deep one.
00:31Yeah, physical confrontation from childhood, I think if I could have relived that day and reflected a little bit more
00:40about the intentions of why that unfolded, then I could have acted a bit differently.
00:45For me, it was a life-changing moment, something that I weren't expecting to totally change my life like that
00:52was the birth of my daughter.
00:54And, you know, it might sound a bit cliched, but I really, really weren't feeling very fatherly. I weren't very
00:59parental.
01:01Coming up to the point, I was worried. And it was just that typical, stereotypical thing you hear now and
01:07then, which felt quite miraculous, which was the instant I held her.
01:12And it was just falling in love. And it's been the same ever since.
01:16And I'm very blessed and lucky that I've got a beautiful, well-behaved, lovely young daughter who we seem to
01:22have gone from that moment right through to eight years with an amazing relationship as well.
01:28So I guess that was mine.
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