My drinking habits.
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View all 207 →The years between 13 and 17, which I think are very formative, and the rather arid public school upbringing I had at Harrow.
I would take away fear.
I’d stop my teenage self worrying about how my life was going to pan out.
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View profile →My cello. At the time, in 1983, it was £192,500.
A detective, a train driver on the underground and Leyton Orient’s centre forward.
Our beautiful cat was so ill that we were hours away from having her put down. Somehow, we’ve managed to nurse her back to full health again.
Frightening, exhilarating and all-consuming.
I’m president of my neighbourhood association. At my first meeting there was a discussion about developments the association should oppose. I said: “Nothing could be as bad as that horrible new house next to the church.” “I designed that,” the chairman replied. I shut up.
Seeing Leyton Orient in the premiership.
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