Yesterday, when Gemma, my wife, played me The End Of Suffering by Thich Nhat Hanh when we were driving into Hollywood.
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View all 193 →My last dance with Jowita, my dance partner. It’s been an emotional rollercoaster; she’s taught me so much about myself and I grew as a result. I’m more confident, more understanding, more respectful, more attuned with myself and others, more mentally strong.
On stage. It was cathartic. It takes a lot for me to cry in real life.
When my dog died a couple of years ago. We were in Greece on vacation and a friend was watching her at home, and she was bitten by a snake. We rushed home, but we were too late by a few hours.
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I told my mum I wanted to be a swan.
A Matisse and my Leica camera.
Whole, full, lifted.
Anybody who’s written to me and not heard back yet.
Something tongue-in-cheek: Rescue Me.
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