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I have some exciting news.
Well, it isn’t exactly new, since I’ve been in Toronto for three months now. But it’s still exciting to me.
Last year I asked if there were windows in your office. Now I can happily change my answer to yes!
Yes, that is natural light saturating my digital camera! Now, I’m in a chemistry building, so the windows don’t open, but this is still significantly better than the concrete bunker I used to call an office.
How about you, has your situation changed?
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