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The BBC World Service followed by the dawn chorus.
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If I am still in the argument I’ve had in the day.
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I always think that my ceiling is going to collapse on me.
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Perimenopausal anxiety, the terrible feeling of impending doom, something awful happening to my children, writing deadlines. Apart from that, I’m quite chilled.
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In elementary school. I loved learning.
For the service I gave to the black folk.
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