At a function for the True Colors Fund, where formerly homeless gay and transgender kids were telling their stories. It was heartbreaking.
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At a function for the True Colors Fund, where formerly homeless gay and transgender kids were telling their stories. It was heartbreaking.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 5 April 2014 source ↗
Reading aloud the last two pages of a book about Montaigne by Sarah Bakewell. It was about his relationship with his cat, and a letter to a friend whose dog had died. It’s about letting the unexpected happen to you, and how that can really be what life is about.
At the end of It’s A Sin by Russell T Davies.
In rehearsals. The play is very funny about mothers and daughters, but one of the gags hit a raw nerve.
I cry all the time. Films can tip me over. Especially Pixar ones. I alarmed my kids when we went to see Coco – I was a mess. I cried at the Elton John gig at Glastonbury.
I’ve constantly been changing myself my whole life. I am what you would call “a piece of work” in progress.
A world where greed rules.
Long walks with my husband. Being with my family. Making music, and writing when songs just fall together. And maybe a cannoli. Just one.
Two-faced phony-baloneys.
My son. He is a teenager.
Aside from my mom, my husband, and my mother-in-law, Gloria Steinem, Dorothy Pitman Hughes, and RBG.
Carol Vorderman, Abigail Breslin, Bryan Cranston, Ralph Ineson, Judy Murray, Andy Serkis
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