Probably last night, when I went into my sons’ bedroom and kissed them on their smelly heads.
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Probably last night, when I went into my sons’ bedroom and kissed them on their smelly heads.
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In 1978, working in France for a year. It was my first time working abroad.
When I was little kid, before I knew what worrying was about.
In the first month of my second daughter Nell’s life. My first daughter, Ella-Jayne, was born with a serious heart defect so I didn’t get to just be a mum, I was a carer for the eight months of her life and lived in a hospital. When Nell was born, having a healthy child and being able to be a mum was incredible.
As a child, discovering there was a wonderful thing called countryside.
Margaret Atwood: she’s an empathic human being who writes books that help me be a better person.
My marriage and my sobriety. The sobriety makes the marriage possible.
Nothing. I fell asleep while I was getting a shave. When I woke up, the barber said, “No one has ever fallen asleep with a razor at their throat.” And I was like, “Bro, I have three boys under five – I sleep when I can.”
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