Finding your phone.
The Q&A, The Guardian, 31 January 2026 source ↗
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Finding your phone.
The Q&A, The Guardian, 31 January 2026 source ↗
Like waves of warm water rippling on to the shores of your heart.
Frightening, exhilarating and all-consuming.
Very complicated.
Right now, like I have no intention of going anywhere else.
A comedian or the guy who drives the little truck around airports that takes old ladies to their gate.
Certainty. I also can’t stand it when someone calls you and then says, “Wait, I need to put my headphones in.”
A house in west London.
“What is Seann Walsh and how do we make it die?” It was online, thankfully. It wasn’t in Sainsbury’s.
That I’m going to start commenting “Wow” under AI images I think are real.
At school, I got my head stuck in a balustrade on the stairs at lunchtime. I had pupils laughing at me, parents laughing at me, teachers laughing at me and eventually, at the end of the day, the fire brigade laughing at me.
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