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Janey Godley: Worst thing I ever did was get into this conversation



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Published Date: 24 March 2008
WHAT is the worst thing you have ever done?” my daughter Ashley asked me. We were discussing religion, forgiveness and faith. These conversations are not the easy chitchat that I enjoy and I don’t recall ever having this kind of talk with my own mammy. There’s a lot to be said about avoiding your children and being distant emotionally, especially when they demand hard facts about your bad behaviour.
It really is a hard question to answer honestly, especially when an automatic list appears in your head. Things I had tried hard to forget and bury deep in the darkest corners of my mind. I don’t do guilt and recrimination very well. I wasn’t born Ca...



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  • Last Updated: 28 March 2008 2:32 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Janey Godley
 
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Beth Boyle,

NY 24/03/2008 06:40:41
Jane you have issues as they say these days. I think you need to work a few things out you really are not such a great parent. You come across as very self absorbed and idiotic.
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Stu_R_20,

24/03/2008 12:33:55
Dire.....

 

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