When author and rugby legend Peter FitzSimons came to the Wheeler Centre he could have been mistaken for a bucaneer in his red bandana. But his lyrical storytelling and deep honesty won over the crowd who learnt of his father's struggles with depression and how his childhood gave him a ground in *A Simple Life*. Plus he explains why wearing a bandana is the best form of mid-life crisis.
When author and rugby legend Peter FitzSimons came to the Wheeler Centre he could have been mistaken for a bucaneer in his red bandana. But his lyrical storytelling and deep honesty won over the crowd who learnt of his father’s struggles with depression and how his childhood gave him a ground in A Simple Life. Plus he explains why wearing a bandana is the best form of mid-life crisis.
Absolutely loved the interview. Loved his openness. However, I'm not getting the housework done, as I'm hooked on Peter, but had to close until he spoke about his brother Andrew and his angriness towards Vietnam. Brilliant!
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Absolutely loved the interview. Loved his openness. However, I'm not getting the housework done, as I'm hooked on Peter, but had to close until he spoke about his brother Andrew and his angriness towards Vietnam. Brilliant!
Elaine
18 November at 01:37PM