Seeing Bob Dylan live.
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Super Mario Brothers.
Not having children.
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To my children, because their mum and dad’s relationship failed, and I know that has caused them great sadness.
During my severe clinical depression in 2016. I was at Piccadilly station in Manchester and a train was coming.
Elsie Eccleston, my mother, for her emotional intelligence, kindness, intense curiosity, and chicken and leek pies.
Hot Legs by Rod Stewart: I’m going to be cremated.
Now. I am father to Albert, seven, and Esme, six. I’ve never experienced happiness as complete as caring for them.
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