Aside from the night that my wife said yes, creating Riverdance and Lord of the Dance, and employing thousands of dancers for the last 30 years.
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Raising two children. If you can get your kids to adulthood and they’re not voting Tory, doing drugs or collecting Nazi memorabilia, then you deserve a medal.
Retaining my sense of self in an insecure job.
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Brian May, because of his love of wildlife and love of music. He’s a kind, gentle soul.
Enthusiastic, enthusiastic, enthusiastic.
Laughing and silliness.
I’m quite stubborn.
Probably the same thing.
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