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This Remembrance Sunday at 5pm, I will be releasing a documentary on something very close to my heart.
A young man in your family probably died or served in WWI.
I’ve been leading tours of the Somme and Ypres since my twenties.
‘We will remember them.’ But are we?
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Remembrance Sunday is a time to think about those who often had no choice but to perform heroic acts on our behalf. I’m thinking of my hero, Simon.
"Despite shrapnel wounds to his legs and burns to his back and face, Simon was all that stood between the rats and the crew’s essential supplies"
pdsa.org.uk/what-we-do/anima…
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The Cost of Productivy
Thanks to the hard work that I did, my carpal tunnel came back and thats going to uh…make things a bit difficult moving forward to draw.
Just a reminder to everyone, take care of yourself first.
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I often dream about my days in art school.
In these dreams, I’m always making something completely different from the assignment and getting scolded for it.
And every time I wake up, I think:
“Phew, thank goodness it was just a dream! Now I have so many people who are happy to see my art instead of getting mad at me for it!”
Every time I have this dream, I’m reminded of how grateful I am to have all of you!😚
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We were told you were set to appoint an “anti-Muslim hostility” tsar last week, @AngelaRayner. What happened?
Have you seen sense and realised that the role would be an appalling decision that will further stifle free speech? Or are you waiting to be told who to appoint?
Or did it take The Spectator to do your department’s due diligence and point out that Baroness Warsi would be a nightmare?
These really aren’t difficult questions, Angela.
