Special bumper edition
Jun. 27th, 2009 04:36 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
todayiamadaisyMy mother and John came to see me yesterday. John was wearing a glove on his right hand and my mother had one on her left hand. 'You could only find one pair of gloves?' I asked.
'No,' said my mother. 'We only need one pair. We wear one glove on the outside and hold hands in the middle.'
Sweet, but also sickening.
Today's Sights of the City by the Sea is a bumper edition. There was meme going about last year that required people to take photos of their day at work. I didn't do that at the time, but here it is now.
My desk. This is where the magic happens. Ha.
A courier came to the office yesterday, bearing a large flat parcel that turned out to be Angela's jazzy new eye chart.
Most of the stuff hanging on our walls is either photos of our region or photos of doctors doing doctor-y things... and then there's this. Our Aboriginal cultural educator painted it to use in her workshops. It's actually a game of some sort: it has velcro dots on it for people to stick cards on.
This photo and the one below are views from the car park. It's not what you'd call an exciting view, but I love the colours of the buildings.
As mentioned on previous days, I live in (a) the future and (b) Toy Town, and now we find that I also live in (c) China. This is actually The Dragon Inn, the Chinese restaurant around the corner, the back door of which opens into the car park.
Coming back across the car park from The Dragon Inn, I noticed this odd little porthole.
It would seem I also live in (d) West Side Story, in Jets territory.
As you can see in the Jets photo above, the building I work in is a modern brick office, but it's located in one of the oldest parts of town, as revealed by the top of the health food shop across the road, which was built in 1885 (it probably wasn't a health food shop at the time). European readers, feel free to laugh. The photos below are also the tops of buildings across the road: the florist and the clothing boutique for very small women.
'No,' said my mother. 'We only need one pair. We wear one glove on the outside and hold hands in the middle.'
Sweet, but also sickening.
Today's Sights of the City by the Sea is a bumper edition. There was meme going about last year that required people to take photos of their day at work. I didn't do that at the time, but here it is now.
My desk. This is where the magic happens. Ha.
A courier came to the office yesterday, bearing a large flat parcel that turned out to be Angela's jazzy new eye chart.
Most of the stuff hanging on our walls is either photos of our region or photos of doctors doing doctor-y things... and then there's this. Our Aboriginal cultural educator painted it to use in her workshops. It's actually a game of some sort: it has velcro dots on it for people to stick cards on.
This photo and the one below are views from the car park. It's not what you'd call an exciting view, but I love the colours of the buildings.
As mentioned on previous days, I live in (a) the future and (b) Toy Town, and now we find that I also live in (c) China. This is actually The Dragon Inn, the Chinese restaurant around the corner, the back door of which opens into the car park.
Coming back across the car park from The Dragon Inn, I noticed this odd little porthole.
It would seem I also live in (d) West Side Story, in Jets territory.
As you can see in the Jets photo above, the building I work in is a modern brick office, but it's located in one of the oldest parts of town, as revealed by the top of the health food shop across the road, which was built in 1885 (it probably wasn't a health food shop at the time). European readers, feel free to laugh. The photos below are also the tops of buildings across the road: the florist and the clothing boutique for very small women.