Dramas in my life: 'sex is like football' and other memorable moments

Childhood Dramas - 1940s-1960s

1 Lost - in Woolworth's

2 Falling Downstairs At Home

3 Sick on the Big Dipper

4 Learning about death

5 The dog which barred my way

6 Poison in the Water Barrel

7 Cousin under the table

8 Finger crushed by a door at school

9 Secondary School - Jehovah's Witness Bars Me From Heaven

10 Anti-semitic incident on the bus

11 The flasher running past windows at secondary school

12 The flasher on the bus

13 The smoke in the car

14 The older boy in the park

15 My father Albert's car accident on the way to his father's funeral

16 Delay after dancing class with Davina

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Single Days Dramas

1960s-1980s

Married Life Dramas

Singapore Dramas

Work



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