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I would have spent every single day with my sister before she left to live in New Zealand. At my wedding, it was the first time I had seen her in two and a half years.
I would have skipped the time my daughter was nine to 13, when I was in a toxic relationship.
Some of the neuroses of my 20s. I knew I had a great talent, but I thought it was unmarketable because I felt ugly.
Getting my tongue pierced aged 15, when I had train-track braces on both my top and bottom teeth. Huge error.
Inconsequential things like whether my basketball team, the Portland Trail Blazers, can get it together for the play-offs.
A coming together of global consciousness.
My mother. I am always fascinated by her, and I get schooled every time I’m around her.
My limited capacity to learn.
A deep awareness of all things beautiful and painful.
Yusuf Islam, Adrian Edmondson, Cerys Matthews, Richard Coles, Florence Welch, James Bay
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