They are already things I work on: routine and less sugar.
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They are already things I work on: routine and less sugar.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 2 March 2019 source ↗
Seeing Leyton Orient in the premiership.
Less travelling for work, more travelling for adventure.
If my children could change their own nappies.
If one could shut off the modern world and all the information that flows, not necessarily into your brain but at your face, and doesn’t benefit anything or make one better informed.
For persevering, and being a good role model.
Nothing. Everything’s got me to this point and I had to learn lots of things. Maybe I just wouldn’t have been so terrified all the time and I would have got up a bit earlier – I missed quite a few mornings.
On a walking safari in the middle of the Kenyan bush. I had no phone, no mirror, nothing, and I was really happy because I had no distractions.
I wanted to be a cooker. Not a cook: I wanted to actually be the stove.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie – everything she writes speaks to me. Her Ted talk, We Should All Be Feminists, inspired everything I do with Gurls Talk.
The whole of The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill.
Eve Ensler, Sam Shepard, Rita Ora, Michael Stipe, Adrian Dunbar, John Prescott
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