Doing an episode of Doctors was a bit of a nadir.
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View all 229 →Having to clean out my daughter’s digs at university. The memory of the state of that toilet still lives with me.
Working on an assembly line in a plastics factory.
I was the PE technician at my old secondary school, so I had to pump up all the balls, wash all the kits and get the form notes in before morning registration every day.
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View profile →At the time, not landing the role of Lance-Corporal Jones in Dad’s Army, but it all worked out fine in the long run.
Warmth and security.
Dreaming that I am about to go on stage or set but haven’t got the right script.
Diving in the Virgin Islands. I lost sight of the boat and had to swim to a tiny, deserted island. After a great deal of time, the rescue boat saw me waving for my life on the rocks.
Not getting older at each birthday, but I appreciate it beats the alternative.
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