Am I alone in wanting the doorbell to ring or for Aunty Alexa to excitedly declare: “There’s motion at the front door”?
“Oh, it’s those bloody Tories again,” I’d complain, peering through the curtain yet quietly excited by the attention.
To which some exasperated family member would reply: “Well you shouldn’t have sounded so undecided last time after taking their leaflets…”
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