My mother and my brother would still be alive. So much of my life has been coping with the grief of losing them.
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My education. Benedictine monks didn’t really prepare me for the life I have lived.
I would do more weightlifting than aerobics. Strong is better than skinny.
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In kindergarten, riding my bike and making objects out of clay.
As a generous soul.
Having a massage every week.
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A pair of Saint Laurent trousers.
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