Can I say: maybe tomorrow?
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Can I say: maybe tomorrow?
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When my UK citizenship was approved. It’s taken me eight years and lots and lots of money. I was at home in South Africa when I received the news and my mum said, “I am so happy for you because this is your glitterball.”
The moment I realised I knew how to read. I was five.
When I started getting to grips with playing the guitar, aged 11.
The two times I've been pregnant. With Jessie, I lay on a sofa and watched The West Wing for nine months.
Scarlet fever, 1962. Hypothermia, 1974. Lightning strike, 1986.
As kind, unafraid and boldly vulnerable – and immensely talented, like, mega supernova level. And super hot. And tall. With great skin.
A page from Jim Morrison’s final notebook – I bought it as a birthday gift for a friend.
Anyone I slept with before the age of 27, because I was a selfish, cold-ass bitch.
Heady, dizzying, magical. Time stops.
A sustainable future for all. I could finally stop worrying.
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