Living life to the full, not having regrets and not trying to plan your future too much. Just enjoy every minute.
The Q&A, The Guardian, 28 September 2024 source ↗
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Living life to the full, not having regrets and not trying to plan your future too much. Just enjoy every minute.
The Q&A, The Guardian, 28 September 2024 source ↗
That your life is only in this very second.
Never be rigid in your thinking, be open.
All our tombs will be unvisited in a few years - all our actions will mostly be unremembered - but the smile you gave the checkout lady or the kind words you gave to a stranger in the street could still be rippling forward. We all have that opportunity and it's a huge power.
You are good enough.
I don’t know and I don’t really care, because I’ll be dead, so it won’t really matter.
“Your cooking sucks” – before I learned to cook in Covid.
All of them. I’m not someone who can sit down and read – I wish I could.
Years ago in a safari park in South Africa, and getting all dressed up for dinner. Walking across the lawn, I didn’t realise there was a swimming pool that hadn’t been lit and walked straight into the shallow end fully clothed. It still haunts me. I remember trying to get out as if no one would notice.
A travel agent.
Fear of flying.
Harlan Coben, Graydon Carter, Kellie Maloney, Richard Schiff, Bruno Tonioli, Felicity Jones
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