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Radio 1, cups of tea, MSN Messenger, Facebook and Lightroom. That’s my typical environment in my normal day. I don’t begrudge it, it’s fantastic not having to do the London commute it’s just sometimes it’s strange without any human interaction all day. Other than 3 phonecalls, I don’t think I’ve said a thing all day.
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