My son Adam on Bad Lads Army

My son's moment of infamy almost denied him by the anonymity of a bucket.

At one time I thought I'd cringe with shame with such public exposure of one of our family. Now I find I've got no shame left, which is a relief and a comfort.

On the contrary, I'm delighted he's had the confidence to take a risk and have a go.
I'm very proud of him.

Having said that, whether I'll enjoy the same clarity of vision after next Tuesday when I'm on it screaming and shouting remains to be seen.