Right where I am now.
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View all 576 →Picnicking on the Downs with my family and dog – birds singing, sea sparkling, and mobile switched very firmly off.
Winning the world championships.
Being an uncle brings me utter joy.
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View profile →My biggest disappointment is always myself. That’s my Catholic upbringing.
It would have been lovely to have grown up in private like a lot of my friends.
The Strictly Come Dancing final almost destroyed me. I was howling all the way through – John and Johannes and then Rose and Giovanni. Oh my God.
I wanted to be like my dad, who was an academic, because he had an office packed full of books, always had loud music on, and seemed to get to do what he wanted.
A caravan. I was brought up going on caravan holidays – but we quickly realised that a double-axle caravan was too much of a commitment and sold it.
I’d rather be enjoyed while I am still here.
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