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I never said it out loud, but I had this “Why aren’t you like the other mums?” energy towards my mum. Now I am an adult, I am happy that she came here from Ghana and remained who she was, but for a long time I resented her.
To anyone who gets into my car, because it’s such a mess.
When I was 17 I didn’t visit my gran for six weeks as I was out partying. At the end of that summer she was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. I never saw the real her again. I would love to say sorry to her as I loved her so much.
To my brother. When he was a small boy, I made him urinate on an electric fence to see if liquid could really transmit electricity.
A teacher. Teachers can change lives.
Happiness is like an elusive butterfly: whenever it comes my way, I grab it.
Smile by Nat King Cole.
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