I hope I’ll find my mother and father in heaven. Only my father would probably say, “You can’t come and live here, boy!”
The Q&A, The Guardian, 20 June 2026 source ↗
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I hope I’ll find my mother and father in heaven. Only my father would probably say, “You can’t come and live here, boy!”
The Q&A, The Guardian, 20 June 2026 source ↗
I think our kids take our stuff!
The worms get to feast.
I don’t know, and I’m completely OK with not knowing.
I think we’re definitely gone, but I do think people leave traces everywhere from what they did in life, and live on and continue to make an impact through the ripple effect of that.
Keep working, improving your step.
Recently, as people began to understand what I am trying to do in my painting.
A detective. Or a writer. Or a poet.
Trying to exercise authority over one.
Needing order always.
Being able to paint the way I do.
Andrea Bocelli, Winston Churchill, Nigel Havers, Kelly Hoppen, Russell Mael, Albert Hammond Jr.
Search the directory for somebody in particular.