My grandma and George Galloway

16 February 2006

My dad’s just phoned me after talking to my grandma. As those who read yesterday’s blog will know I had a confrontation with George Galloway on The Wright Stuff yesterday. My email in-box has been swamped since then – it seems to have caused a wee stir. Thankfully all the emails are supportive.

Anyway I digress. Apparently dad asked grandma “did you see Martin on The Wright Stuff with George Galloway yesterday?” And Grandma’s answer? “Yes, he looked very handsome and was wearing a lovely shirt!”

See, my gran knows what’s important! For more of this type of wisdom from my gran, if you’ve got the Money Diet see page 68.

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