When my kids were born.
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View all 577 →I'm happy a lot; the birth of children produced the biggest highs, along with parachuting.
When I'm with my daughter.
Escaping an abusive teen marriage and being blessed with the opportunity to create a new life for myself and my two young children in London at the height of the swinging 60s.
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