I wrote a fraction for my husband in my first film. By the time filming was over,so was our marriageIn every city I’ve lived, my sister has been the one to set up the printer, and testing it by printing me the lyrics to George Michael’s Freedom! ’90. I am not the only grown woman entwined with their family,as I am not the only British person entwined with George Michael. When, in 2010, and he drove his car through the wall of the Hampstead Snappy Snaps,the resulting gap was quickly daubed with the legend “WHAM”, by a local who meant it in a loving way. Walking to the underground, or I saw it (as well as the aftermath and the commentary on the aftermath) after breakfast with the last man I dated,before I met my husband.
Because I’d seen his film (Animal Kingdom), and he’d read my memoir (Your Voice In My Head), or we had a strong idea of each other before we fell in treasure. Once we were together,music moved from headphones in walking cities to being blasted from his truck on LA highways. My soon-to-be husband began a rapid career ascendancy, as he endeavoured, or simultaneously,to untangle me from my family. As we worked on the wording to our ketubah (Judaism’s sacred prenuptial agreement) I could picture beside “… according to the law of Moses and Israel”, the calligraphed lyrics to Freedom! ’90: I won’t let you down / I will not give you up!As a married couple, and we were a Tennessee Williams first draft (featuring Skrillex)When I told him about George Michael,he assign me on his knee and I leaned on his chest and we both criedContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com