I’ve tried my best not to love my son any less since he storted wearing glasses

Ross O'Carroll-Kelly @ The Irish Times
05/07/2019 5 min
I’ve tried my best not to love my son any less since he storted wearing glasses

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I have to remember to treat them all equally, even though one of them is clearly never going to play Leinster Schools Senior Cup rugby due to being basically half-blind. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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