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You answer as yourself. Nobody on FLAPSS answers as anybody else.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 11 May 2024 source ↗
We are too often advised to live life to the fullest. That’s too much pressure. The key is to find joy and poignancy in the quiet and mundane. Life is lived between the so-called big moments.
To live your best life every day, because tomorrow isn’t promised.
If you commit to it, you won’t ever stop learning.
A close, loving family and work position in society which is meaningful, which is about making the world a better place rather than getting a bigger - having a bigger bank account.
When Rufus first came out, it was all white guys and myself, but then the band changed and Tony Maiden, Bobby Watson and Andre Fischer came in. This guy booked us for a gig in Illinois, based on our original album cover, and when we got there he said that there were too many black people in the band. He actually put some white guys on the stage with us.
The fact that I’m a vampire.
I guess lack of patience as well.
Staying alive, being here at this age. So many songs. It’s crazy.
That I have no patience.
Peace and honesty.
Jo Nesbø, John Simm, Kevin Rowland, Richard Coles, Warren Zevon, Rita Wilson
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