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I Found For Me That My Safe Place Was Work. I Could Control My Environment. I Became Very Fastidious And Detailed, And Wanted Things A Certain Way.

I Don't Know So Much About My Boys, But My Girls, They All Work With Me. They Know How To Work. My Daughters Know It's Not Done Till It's Done, Even If It's Three Or Four In The Morning. I Don't Want Them To Grow Up With Entitlement.

I Don't Play Politics; I Don't Do That. I Think There's Too Many Celebrities Out There Claiming What They Believe. I Think It's Our Job To Get People Out To Study The Issues And To Know What They Believe And What They Want To Vote For.

When I Look In The Mirror, I See My Late Mother: I Have Her Nose, Her Dark Eyes - I Call Them Chocolate Eyes - I Have Her Colouring, And My Hair Is Greying The Same Way, Although I Use Colour And She Didn't.

My Mother Never Asked Me To Do Anything She Wouldn't Do Herself. She Always Taught By Example.