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Sally Kindberg out and about in north London
Walking home one lunchtime I saw a small cockatoo outside enjoying the mild weather. ‘His name is Nietzsche’, his companion told me. ‘Does Nietzsche ever speak?’ I asked. His companion said no, but Nietzsche, although silent, nodded his head vigorously. … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Winehouse, Camden Town, chance meetings, cockatoo, Dublin Castle pub, film crew, film equipment, galah, Marilyn Monroe, Nietzsche
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