Whenever I finish good work.
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Whenever I finish good work.
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I hope that time hasn't come yet.
In the minutes, hours, days and weeks after having my children. I was 42 and 45. There’s nothing like new life.
Probably when our children were small, which is not to say I am unhappy now.
Now. Although I am on tour and I will be deliriously happy when that finishes, because I'll be back home.
Spend your time on something meaningful. Not on parties, and not on taking it easy. That’s not good enough. […] When you’re young, you think: Let’s party, do drugs, drink, waste it all, right? But as you get older, you look at what you’ve accomplished. And when you get old, you’ve run out of time. You have to ask yourself: Why am I here? Can I contribute anything to humanity, to society, my work?
Long hair, big nose, large ass.
Eternal happiness.
A cashmere shawl.
That performance art has become a part of mainstream art.
Last year when I had a pulmonary embolism – it was a very scary time.
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