First something medical, then, without any doubt, an artist.
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First something medical, then, without any doubt, an artist.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 2 December 2017 source ↗
A professional footballer.
Not a lawyer, which was what I told everyone, because my father wanted me to be one.
I wanted to perform in some way, but I didn’t think it was viable. Teachers told me I should be a barrister, because I was always arguing with them.
I always wanted to play tennis. Otherwise, I always thought it would be fun to do something in mathematics or physics.
A car, which is used like a van; I should have just bought the van.
When my children arrived.
People inspiring the new generation of politically active youngsters.
A warm, frayed, soft blanket.
I would have thought more about exercise and a healthy lifestyle in my 20s, 30s and 40s.
Serving tea in an insurance office to people who seemed to despise me at the age of 16 was pretty unpleasant.
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