JKR [inside her old apartment]: Oh my god! Huh. This is -- this is so different. This -- oh my gosh... Hum. Oh wow. This is so so different to how it was when I was here -- this is nice, this is really nice. And I'm really glad! You just expect time to stand still when you've walked away from the place, and I should know better, but I have just been -- every time I've come anywhere near this place or passed it in a bus or a taxi, I've imagined it exactly as it was when I -- when I lived here and it's -- it's all been -- I would've been delighted to live here! This is great, actually, it is -- it's like an exorcism. Everything was just very very dilapidated and always filthy which wasn't the flat's fault -- it was normally my fault because people very often say to me, "How did you do it? How did you raise a baby and write a book?" and the answer is, I didn't do housework for four years! I'm not Superwoman, and living in squalor that was the answer.