Never learning to play the piano.
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Finding cucumber in things is a continual disappointment.
I was very sorry to stop at two children – I would have liked to have had a third – and I am very sorry to have got divorced.
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When I am completely absorbed in something, such as when I pick up my guitar and have a little sing.
I don’t care as long as everyone knows the words and joins in.
I’d edit out all my gauche incomprehension.
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