I’ve said sorry to everybody I wanted to – I’m good at saying sorry quickly.
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View all 209 →I feel I have made amends, so I don’t feel that anyone is owed an apology but, if they read this and they think they are, do drop me a line.
My kids. I think if you don’t want to say sorry to your kids you’ve been an appalling parent.
My grandma, who died a few years ago, because I wasn’t able to see her on my last visit to Georgia.
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