A blurred, warm state of total acceptance and joy.
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View all 212 →I think I’ve only really experienced it on a parental level, and it feels like the rhythm of nature.
There is an ease to it. It’s not all butterflies and sky rockets, it’s more like absolute comfort.
Like you can do anything.
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I once walked up to Harriet Walter while she was having lunch on her own because I thought I knew her, and then when I got up to the table I realised I didn’t know her, I just recognised her because she was Harriet Walter.
To believe my eyes and not my ears.
I try too hard not to get things wrong.
Being lost and no one wanting to find me.
Our friends are sad and miss us for a bit but, hopefully, they find other people at the party.
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