I cry a lot, every day.
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I cry every day. Sometimes out of frustration. I do grieve my mum, so I allow the grief to sit until it’s not there any more.
Reading aloud the last two pages of a book about Montaigne by Sarah Bakewell. It was about his relationship with his cat, and a letter to a friend whose dog had died. It’s about letting the unexpected happen to you, and how that can really be what life is about.
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View profile →I worked for a company that stripped an office, including the furniture, over one weekend – so I worked for 48 hours straight.
Realising I was never going to achieve the grades to become a vet.
David Attenborough. Not only has he taught us so much, but he’s also brought so much happiness to so many people.
Closing down social media or having more dogs.
I pulled a chair away from a girl who was just about to sit down on our second day of primary school. She farted when she hit the floor and everyone laughed.
She’s Gone by Hall and Oates, but with the words changed to He’s Gone.
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