Aerie
I work on the fifth floor of a large building that overlooks a train track, a highway, a street and National Airport. Windows on the other side of the building have a perfect view of the control tower and take-off and landing. Given that I used to work on the ground floor, this is a welcome change.
There is a light, airy and aerie-like feel to being up this high, a sense of being the first to spot the weather when it changes. And... about an hour ago I saw a bit of sun peak through the clouds.
I was intending to report this news immediately, of course, but work intervened. And now, alas, the sun has gone away. But it was there, I'm sure of it. And the weather forecasters assure us that that sun returns in earnest in a couple of days.
Meanwhile, I'm glancing out the window whenever I have a second. Right now the only light is see is what's reflected back at me. But I'm hanging on and hoping for more!
(OK, not up quite this high — and with a decidedly less pastoral view ...)
There is a light, airy and aerie-like feel to being up this high, a sense of being the first to spot the weather when it changes. And... about an hour ago I saw a bit of sun peak through the clouds.
I was intending to report this news immediately, of course, but work intervened. And now, alas, the sun has gone away. But it was there, I'm sure of it. And the weather forecasters assure us that that sun returns in earnest in a couple of days.
Meanwhile, I'm glancing out the window whenever I have a second. Right now the only light is see is what's reflected back at me. But I'm hanging on and hoping for more!
(OK, not up quite this high — and with a decidedly less pastoral view ...)
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