Professionally, becoming a relative success in a job that I love; and personally, helping to raise two wonderful children.
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In 1999, the British Library auctioned off some of its newspaper holdings. My wife and I formed a non-profit and saved more than 20 tons of these irreplaceable bound newspapers, including the last intact run of Joseph Pulitzer’s New York World.
That my son is kind and he loves David Bowie.
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Yesterday: sun-lounger, back garden, cup of tea, radio on.
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