Nappies aren’t fun!
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View all 231 →I worked in my aunt’s bar in Dundalk for about eight years and I remember cleaning the whole bar, including the bathrooms, after a particularly rough St Patrick’s Day.
When I was 15, I conned my way into an office job at a company that represented makers of breast implants. The manager had a wart on the end of her tongue that she’d push against her teeth, making a very specific sound.
Doing an episode of Doctors was a bit of a nadir.
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View profile →To let things go.
Having no purpose.
Going through a divorce.
As a child playing in my parents’ garden in Birmingham, which they still have, and where my daughters play, swinging on my swing that my dad made for me.
A grandfather clock for my partner’s birthday.
To still be working.
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