The thought of infinity.
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The thought of infinity.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 6 March 2021 source ↗
An exciting idea. I usually write for an hour or so, and then I go to sleep.
My work. What shape will it take?
Not much. Given that I’m up and active most mornings around 5am, I’ve had enough of everything by 9pm.
I sleep very well. Nothing keeps you awake when you know within yourself how much you care, how much you give, and that you always try your best. And that’s true for me, whether it’s on the pitch, on the international stage leading the line for my country, or at home.
My younger self: I had no love for her and I was cruel and she never deserved it.
Spending over half my life under Tory rule.
My password. [In 2014, Brown Findlay’s iCloud account was hacked.]
I used to do silver service waitressing at parties and events. The job was great, but there was constant harassment and groping from older men, and I hadn’t found my voice yet. It’s terrifying when you are young and you need a job.
My wedding day last year. It was supposed to be 4 April and, in the end, it was 12 September.
During lockdown, I found out I wasn’t pregnant any more.
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