Julian Lennon

So it was only when I got back to the hotel and put it into the computer that I went, oh. But that face to me was just like this, we're going to be okay. Yeah. And I don't know, those kind of moments... Give me some kind of, as I called it, hope that we'll do okay at the end of the day.

So it was only when I got back to the hotel and put it into the computer that I went, oh. But that face to me was just like this, we're going to be okay. Yeah. And I don't know, those kind of moments... Give me some kind of, as I called it, hope that we'll do okay at the end of the day.

But that's a very human element and a very warm embrace, which I choose to kind of take on board as opposed to think that it's anything other than that really.

But that's a very human element and a very warm embrace, which I choose to kind of take on board as opposed to think that it's anything other than that really.

But that's a very human element and a very warm embrace, which I choose to kind of take on board as opposed to think that it's anything other than that really.

Correct. Yeah. Correct. It's the yin and yang. It's the balance thing again that…

Correct. Yeah. Correct. It's the yin and yang. It's the balance thing again that…

Correct. Yeah. Correct. It's the yin and yang. It's the balance thing again that…

And I think quite a few people are recognizing that, too. I mean, there's obviously some horrible stuff going on right now. But at the other end of it, there's also recognition that we should take care of each other and we should look after this place that we call home. Yes. And I don't mean in that soppy hippie way either. It's like genuine concern and love and respect for where we are.

And I think quite a few people are recognizing that, too. I mean, there's obviously some horrible stuff going on right now. But at the other end of it, there's also recognition that we should take care of each other and we should look after this place that we call home. Yes. And I don't mean in that soppy hippie way either. It's like genuine concern and love and respect for where we are.

And I think quite a few people are recognizing that, too. I mean, there's obviously some horrible stuff going on right now. But at the other end of it, there's also recognition that we should take care of each other and we should look after this place that we call home. Yes. And I don't mean in that soppy hippie way either. It's like genuine concern and love and respect for where we are.

And we are so lucky. I mean, we're so, so lucky. I think it was actually... Professor Brian Cox that just goes, this is insane that we're here now having this experience. If you can, take that on board. Try to appreciate that and feel that wonder of... The fact that we exist in this time, you know, if we do.

And we are so lucky. I mean, we're so, so lucky. I think it was actually... Professor Brian Cox that just goes, this is insane that we're here now having this experience. If you can, take that on board. Try to appreciate that and feel that wonder of... The fact that we exist in this time, you know, if we do.

And we are so lucky. I mean, we're so, so lucky. I think it was actually... Professor Brian Cox that just goes, this is insane that we're here now having this experience. If you can, take that on board. Try to appreciate that and feel that wonder of... The fact that we exist in this time, you know, if we do.

Yes, I know that one too.

Yes, I know that one too.

Yes, I know that one too.

Yeah. Well, he's certainly thinking. You want to talk about a multiverse going on at the same time. He's already there. That's for sure. Yeah.

Yeah. Well, he's certainly thinking. You want to talk about a multiverse going on at the same time. He's already there. That's for sure. Yeah.

Yeah. Well, he's certainly thinking. You want to talk about a multiverse going on at the same time. He's already there. That's for sure. Yeah.