I Like Where I Live Here, In

I Identify With Other Women Because Of My Gender, And I Identify With Other Women If They Are Mothers Because I'm A Mother, Too. It's Very Simple. It's Nothing Complicated, It's Not Rocket Science. It's About Empathy. It's About Understanding That What Happens With One Person Is Potentially What Happens To You, And Seeing Yourself In Someone Else's Shoes. Fundamentally, We Are All In The Same Place: We're Born, We Live, And We're Going To Die. In Between, We'll Have Joy And We'll Have Sadness.

Our Ancestors Are Totally Essential To Our Every Waking Moment, Although Most Of Us Don't Even Have The Faintest Idea About Their Lives, Their Trials, Their Hardships Or Challenges.

It's A Very Telling Thing When You Have Children. You Have To Be There For Them, You've Got To Set An Example, When You're Not Sure What Your Example Is, And Anyway The World Is Changing So Fast You Don't Know What Is Appropriate Anymore.

I'm From A Working-class Background, And I've Experienced That Worry Of Not Having A Job Next Week Because The Unions Are Going On Strike.

I'm An Only Child, You Know, Originally. I'm Not A Child Anymore, But I Certainly Tend To Spend A Lot Of Time On My Own.