Before I had children, I was never tidy. At times, I was downright slovenly.
But as a 37-year-old about town, I could pass my mess off as somewhat endearing, befitting my hapless comedic persona. I was so chaotic in my former teaching life that the sixth-year students pranked me by organising my desk. I got off lightly, considering most other teachers’ cars got cling-filmed.
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