Getting my 21-year-old knees back.
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Getting my 21-year-old knees back.
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Living in a ski resort.
A spreadsheet that, taking into account all other people’s experiences, makes it absolutely clear that I do have enough sex.
On an iPhone, why can’t you close all open apps at once, rather than flicking through them all?
Having my family in closer proximity, but that’s what comes with living in another country.
Despite a stroke, cancer as a child and various dramas with chainsaws and tractors, the closest was probably when I choked on a lamb chop 25 years ago. Sarah performed the Heimlich manoeuvre and the lamb shot out.
At the time, losing our business, home and all our possessions in 1991 after the failure of our jewellery company. But if that had not happened then other good things would not have happened, either.
I once had to dig a fire escape from a basement in a health club. It took two weeks.
A tractor, 12 years ago. Bright yellow and still brilliant.
My children. I was away an awful lot when they were little and not very good at being a father when I was around. I could have done better.
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