This morning. Thinking of my wife.
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View all 193 →Driving home on my own, thinking about the last 18 months, which have been really difficult, and getting back to playing tennis again without any pain in my hip. It was happy crying.
In the last year, when I realised that I didn’t want to be in the relationship that I was in.
Couple of days ago, reading a thank-you note my parents had left after we celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in Wyoming.
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View profile →My first girlfriend when I left drama school. I was a bit of tart.
I had no idea. When I was a week away from leaving school, a teacher said, “We’ve been talking in the staffroom and we all think you should be an actor.” I thought, “That’s exactly what I want.” The rest is history.
In New York, I once went shopping and spent something like $7,000 on a couple of shirts, trousers and a jacket. It seemed like a good idea at the time, but it was ridiculous.
Having my family closer.
I would have had a bit more belief in myself: I would have reached for America sooner.
A warm knowing.
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