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The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 24 June 2017 source ↗
When I read the story of a blind, bisexual goose called Thomas who had died in New Zealand after a lifetime of love for a swan called Henry. It sounds ridiculous but is entirely true.
Telling a story to my son about my brother.
Last week – A303 eastbound carriageway closures.
Watching Long Lost Family on telly.
My older sister, Jeanne. We fought when we were kids, but she is so entirely capable.
When I was doing my gold swimming badge. I had to get undressed in a swimming pool and had forgotten my gym kit, so the teacher gave me a kit two sizes too small. In the water, I got my arms up over my head to get the shirt off and they locked. I sank to the bottom of the pool and sat there until a girl jumped in and dragged me back up again.
Like hunger, which feels like anxiousness, which feels like fear, which feels like excitement.
I have the invisibility of a middle-aged woman. I live in Brighton, and feel for the first time in my life that I belong. My kids are safe, my husband’s in a good place and we have a roof over our head: I can’t imagine needing more than that.
A television. I don’t care for things. When I moved, I downsized and threw away most of my possessions.
For a while I wanted to be a policewoman, but I didn’t have five O-levels.
Martin Kemp, Craig David, Shakin' Stevens, David Hasselhoff, Suzi Quatro, Donny Osmond
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