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The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 2 July 2016 source ↗
My all-girls’ high school. I hated it. Large groups of teenage girls aren’t known for their empathy and kindness. It was a shock to realise that people viewed me as uncool because of the way my body worked.
Nothing at all.
Not being able to have a baby for two and a half years. Lots of people say it made me a better person; I think it made me worse. You go to a very dark place with your friends because they are having kids, and you want to be happy for them but you’re not.
I would really love to know my parents as an adult. I lost my dad when I was 14 and my mum when I was 20.
I cook a mean dal.
A halter for global mega companies, and the return of community. Throw in an ironing board that does the ironing and a floor that self-cleans.
Dylan’s I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight.
Unfinished songs.
President Jimmy Carter, for his single-handedness in working to eradicate the guinea worm.
Now, by far. Old enough to know time’s short, young enough to use it.
Adam Clayton, Adam Kay, Adam Lambert, Adele Parks, Adrian Edmondson, Adrian Scarborough
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