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A family lawyer with the Guardian in her veins, she likes pictures from Crufts and always saves the quick crossword until last
My family has always got the Guardian. It was delivered by the paper boy and my mum and dad would work their way through it. I always used to do the quick crossword with my mum. After she died, my dad's true colours came out and he started getting the FT and only getting the Guardian on a Saturday – it was a nightmare. I feel like the Guardian runs through my veins – it's no longer a choice, but a necessity.
I like the layout and the size of the paper as well as the journalists – I spit in the face of other newspapers. I like Charlie Brooker, and really enjoy the Saturday paper, especially Weekend magazine. During the week, I read the news, comment, letters and G2, but in the back of my mind I'm looking forward to doing the quick crossword. Finally, when I've read the other sections, I can do the thing I bought the paper for. I live by the film reviews – Peter Bradshaw has determined my Wednesday night for years.
I'm a big fan of the website. I particularly like the pictures from Crufts and the viral video chart on a Friday. I'm a family lawyer so the Guardian takes me out of the grim world of divorce for a brief moment and brings me back to what is going on in the world.
It's been a good place to be this week, the days are longer, and when it's sunny being in London is brilliant. The other day on the way to work a man stopped me to tell me he loved my bike. He told me he used to have the same one in yellow and wore a matching yellow helmet and looked like a giant banana. That type of thing only happens when the sun is shining.
