He said it was guacamole. It was wasabi.
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View all 193 →When the babies were born, in March 2017.
I cry about 10 times a week. I’m a real softy.
I have to say I am an easy sob. I don’t mind, because there’s no harm in having a big man cry.
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View profile →It would have been lovely to have grown up in private like a lot of my friends.
I wanted to be like my dad, who was an academic, because he had an office packed full of books, always had loud music on, and seemed to get to do what he wanted.
I’d rather be enjoyed while I am still here.
My biggest disappointment is always myself. That’s my Catholic upbringing.
There are different flavours of happy, but I think my favourite is the quiet contentment when several generations of family are sitting together watching a crowd-pleaser like Harry Potter on the telly.
A caravan. I was brought up going on caravan holidays – but we quickly realised that a double-axle caravan was too much of a commitment and sold it.
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