That I have strong, happy girls.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 26 January 2019 source ↗
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What accomplishment matters most to you?Originally asked
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That I have strong, happy girls.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 26 January 2019 source ↗
Being able to write books that entertain people around the world.
Retaining my sense of self in an insecure job.
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.
Not giving up comedy, because it took six or seven years before I started earning a living.
I shucked oysters for a day without the proper knife or gloves. I had to go to hospital as I’d ripped my hands up. I can’t recommend it as a career option.
I wanted to make women’s clothing. I also said that I wanted to be an artist; I don’t think I ever said I wanted to be an actress, but I remember thinking that would be fun.
Gloria Steinem, because her whole life has been spent trying to help people.
That in 2019 we’re still dealing with people hating people or people wanting to keep women down. That we haven’t evolved past that is a huge disappointment.
There is an ease to it. It’s not all butterflies and sky rockets, it’s more like absolute comfort.
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