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On a light note, this scene captured my interest the other day. Here's a picture and then I can talk about it:
It's not clear if it is a new building being built or if it is an addition. It's pretty hard to tell. The only way to see it is from the balcony. The street on the other side doesn't even offer a view of it. For months they have been working on it. You can watch the guys in their t-shirts and shorts (and flip-flops) sometimes boots or jeans working on it day after day. They sodder with little protection, just the norm.
Do you see the big blue tarp in the top picture. That one is new. Apparently, as noted by the clothesline, that is their temporary living quarters! It just made me laugh. Oh dear, the things that are just normal. No one is going to complain, no one is going to notice, it's just what is done. Of course, no one is living in that building except the workers.
Just one of the many distinctions. It usually just makes me shake my head and laugh. It's highly practical. Why go home just to return tomorrow? Who cares if you work a little late into the night? Your already "home" even if it's temporary and it's a construction zone.
There's a little glimpse of the daily surroundings!
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| the "Hut" |
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| My Vantage point from out balcony. |
Do you see the big blue tarp in the top picture. That one is new. Apparently, as noted by the clothesline, that is their temporary living quarters! It just made me laugh. Oh dear, the things that are just normal. No one is going to complain, no one is going to notice, it's just what is done. Of course, no one is living in that building except the workers.
Just one of the many distinctions. It usually just makes me shake my head and laugh. It's highly practical. Why go home just to return tomorrow? Who cares if you work a little late into the night? Your already "home" even if it's temporary and it's a construction zone.
There's a little glimpse of the daily surroundings!
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