What would you like to leave your children?

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Recorded Indira Varma said elsewhere, not written here
As little rubbish to sort through as possible.

The Q&A, The Guardian, 13 April 2024 source ↗

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Tony Judt Historian and essayist
So it seems to be my responsibility, particularly to my children, also to my wife and friends, is not to be Pollyanna and pretend everything's okay no one would take me seriously if I said that but it's to be as present in their lives now as I can be so that in years to come, they don't feel either guilty or bad at my having been left out of their lives, that they feel still a very strong not a memory of particular actions but a memory of a complete family rather than a broken one. That seems to be something I can do or try to do.
Recorded Terry Gross, Fresh Air, NPR, 29 March 2010 source ↗

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