A sense of what’s right, a few quid and some nice paintings.
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View all 54 →I’d like them to inherit my optimism.
Compassion, resourcefulness and resilience form a rounded good person. So that’s what I’d like to leave my children and grandchildren.
A sense of wonder.
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View profile →I have an allotment. I’m also quite passionate about my allotment shed. Terrible season this year; no soft fruit to speak of, disappointing cabbages and my garlic got shocking rust.
Upright.
Most days, I’m quite flaky.
On my professional stage debut, I heard my drama tutor moan, “Oh no” from the rear stalls as soon as I appeared.
Not dying before my wife and kids.
Charmed, twinkly, melancholic.
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