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The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 5 November 2016 source ↗
The peace of the Sabbath, of a stopped world, a time outside time, was palpable, infused everything, and I found myself drenched with a wistfulness, something akin to nostalgia, wondering what if: What if A and B and C had been different? What sort of person might I have been? What sort of a life might I have lived?
Not applying myself enough at school.
The respelling of my name to Joseph.
I spent too many years being hard on myself, like a drill sergeant in my head. I thought that if I was hard on myself, I’d get more results, but I now know that’s not true.
Murray Perahia, because he is a great pianist, and temporarily lost the use of one hand, which prevented him from playing. His courage was beyond description.
This morning. Thinking of my wife.
Basking in the sun.
A Mercedes S Class.
Having a heart attack two days after my wife’s funeral.
Unpacking scenery from a pantechnicon for the Carl Rosa Opera Company.
Adam Kay, Gregg Wallace, Ian McEwan, Jack Whitehall, Lionel Shriver, Paterson Joseph
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