Death is always close.
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View all 209 →A trip to a Macedonian refugee camp that I switched out of, to go at a later date. Those who took my place were killed in a horrific car accident.
A horse-riding accident when I was about 15.
Rolling a quad bike.
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View profile →I’m happy: I have a wonderful career and great friends.
Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien. And my headstone should read: “Game, set and match.”
Watching tennis.
If I have upset someone, I have said sorry to him or her at the time.
Maybe That’s Your Problem, a musical about premature ejaculation. It closed after only 18 performances.
To be working still.
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