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you imagine last year when we were at my parents�* house, they live in the south side glasgow, east renfrewshireum and dad had gone to bed at 11, to old for this, happy new year, kids! it was me, my wife and my stepdaughter, mia. we had jools holland's hootenanny on the television, did a bit of a dance around the living room, much to the disgust of my stepdaughter, and at 1230 we are in bed and would never have envisaged hogmanay, what 2023 would have in store for us personally, let alone for the country that we love and it has been a whirlwind. looking back at that year, as first minister, not quite a year, what is the best bits of the job? what are the worst bits of the job? the best bits are very much and easily the fact that every single day, without a shadow of a doubt i get to make somebody�*s day. it can be something really small, a selfie, or somebody saying, i didn't expect to see you here, can i get a picture with the kid? it can be something quite transformational, a policy we are bringing forward, something that has literally changed somebody�*s life. but every single day as first mi

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