A dog. (I don't have one because we're back and forth over the Atlantic and it would be cruel to leave it.)
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 19 April 2014 source ↗
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What one change would most improve the quality of your daily life?Originally asked
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A dog. (I don't have one because we're back and forth over the Atlantic and it would be cruel to leave it.)
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 19 April 2014 source ↗
Peace and honesty.
If everybody was kind.
I wish I could worry less.
A home on the shores of Lake Como.
I can't remember a time when I was happier than now, to be honest – though that's always been the case.
Over a YouTube clip about animals. "Laboratory animals see sunlight for the first time", or "elephant mourns his best friend the goat". I watch something like that every day and I'm always in pieces.
It’s hard to narrow it down, because I want them to have a bit of everything—humor, kindness, integrity, intelligence, tolerance (they need lots of that). But if I had to choose just one it would probably be loyalty.
Playing with a dog. And we’re both drunk.
Michael Kiwanuka, Nicholas Parsons, Simon Le Bon, Richard Osman, Archie Panjabi, Andrew Ridgeley
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