Everyone I ever met in 2007, because I was definitely about two hours late.
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A little girl called Pat. We were nine-year-olds together and all the class made her life a misery. I knew she wanted to be my friend and I would only be friends with her if nobody else was around. I feel dreadful about that.
I know I should be more evolved, but the person I would like to say sorry to I’m not ready to say sorry to yet.
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If we went back to house phones and were a bit more disconnected.
My son, Jason, because he has overcome so much and continues to keep a smile on his face, and I just love that.
Selling newspapers outside the grocery store for two years.
I cried this morning watching RuPaul’s Drag Race. I love seeing queens overcome challenges.
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