We started talking about these drugs the way you’d whisper about a clever shortcut into a smaller dress size. We’re ending up talking about them as a way to stay alive longer. That’s quite a journey for a weekly injection — and it’s the part of the story I actually can’t stop thinking about. I […]
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September 4–8, 2025 · Paris I care about the room I’m sitting in rather more than is strictly reasonable. Not in a show-home way — I’ve no interest in a space that looks immaculate and feels like nobody’s allowed to live in it — but because home is where I actually spend my life, and
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June 20–22, 2025 · Aspen, Colorado Here is a fact nobody warns you about: Aspen sits at nearly 8,000 feet, and wine at altitude is a considerably more persuasive companion than wine at sea level. The Rocky Mountains will, quite politely, take one glass and charge you for two. Which makes the Food & Wine
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March 21 – April 6, 2025 · Olympia, London On the morning of the eighth of October, 1908, the Lord Mayor of London climbed into his coach and processed through the city in full ceremonial splendour, sheriffs and aldermen trailing behind him, to declare open — I promise I am not embellishing — an exhibition
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Late spring 2025 · Pembrokeshire, Wales Can I tell you the most embarrassing thing about me? For years, I optimised my rest. I scheduled it. I read about it. I had a protocol for winding down, and I was, I am not proud to say, quite competitive about my sleep score. I approached recovery with
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The journey from that redundancy letter to where I stand today has not been linear. There have been false starts. Recalibrations. Days of genuine doubt, when the safety of the old life looked almost appealing set against the uncertainty of building something new — days when I caught myself idly wondering what the old team
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