The Covid years. My life is diminished since then. I lost my brother. My children lost some social expression, and we are still recovering from that.
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Receiving a letter saying I didn’t get into drama school. I felt like Billy Elliot. It was a crushing moment.
It used to be myself, but I am over that now.
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Not that much of a twat.
A motorbike crash. I broke my shoulder and ribs and was so scared I didn’t ride for two years.
Worry about being self-employed. Nowadays, I don’t lose sleep over my divorce – I did for about a year.
My mum, because she raised five children. I am raising two and it’s hard work.
Different nowadays. It feels nourishing.
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