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Chekhov said, any idiot can weather a crisis, it’s the day-to-day living that wears you out. I think the same is true for great achievements. It’s not a big thing, but one ought to feel proud about the small moments in which you might have helped, cared for, or done something good for others.
Watching all of Fellini’s movies one summer.
A successful marriage, my third.
My children obviously, but also my work.
I would have spent every single day with my sister before she left to live in New Zealand. At my wedding, it was the first time I had seen her in two and a half years.
On my wedding day.
I’ve never had a job.
A Rolex, after London 2012.
Stephen Hawking: what he does is incredible. My nan died of motor neurone disease, which he has.
Joe Wicks, Mo Farah, Johanna Konta, Chris Hoy, Victoria Pendleton, Chris Bonington
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