Here is my big news this week.
I had a great cubicle that faced the west for years at work and I loved it. Then years ago, I got an “upgrade” a nice office in the interior of the building but no window, just gas company beige. Don’t get me wrong. I was glad to have it but I missed by window. Since then I have moved around but always with a beige view and last week I finally got an outside view again. To the south, not the west but I will take it. I can see a slice of the Arkansas River and Turkey Mountain. So I am happy. I’d have been happy without the view, but you know what I mean.
Having an outside view certainly makes a difference to me. How about you?
I am linking to Skywatch Friday
Yes, a view is essential to a good work environment. I worked in a basement office for six months. It was depressing. I like your view of University Towers. I was wondering if it was still around. Have a blessed week.
I would go nuts without a window. Hopefully you’ll get to keep this view.
I’m real happy you have a room with a view again. I would not like one in a building, it would make me too claustrophobic.
I couldn’t image not seeing or being outside.
Coffee is on
It’s a little claustrophobic being in any room without a window. I’m glad you’ve got an interesting view now with changing skies so your eyes can get a break, now and then, from the task at hand!
I spent too many years with nothing but walls where I worked. Oh yes, take the view!
Yes, I really need an outside view to keep my sanity, and so glad you have yours back (view, that is :-). Beautiful shots, and I really like your view of the Arkansas River!
I am with you, never wanted to work without a window. I worked forty years, but always made sure my office had a view.
Great shots.
Stunning views..
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Thank you for your comment – so interesting, you should tell some of your dad’s stories on your blog!!
About your office – congrats! I need a window in my office (when I was still working)) otherwise I would feel couped up!
They say it has to do with light sensitivity. Some who have it, need a certain amount of light, otherwise they get depressed (Seasonal Affective Disorder) Jesh StG
Congratulations! You’ll sure have fun capturing the changes in light of the same scene.
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Wow – that is a fabulous view!
Awesome sights. I agree that having a view while at work is a wonderful perk. I was fortunate to have one at times but that was before I carried my camera everywhere, lol. Have a wonderful weekend Yogi.
It certainly makes a big difference to have a window. I wouldn’t stay in a room without window.
That window view is so important. I went nearly 10 years, once, without a window. I had a job once where my view was a small, enclosed urban courtyard, decorated mostly in years of pigeon “guano”. I lasted three months in that job.
Hello, pretty views and photos. The second shot is my favorite. Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend!
i’m glad you got your window view again. (Or at least A window view, if not the same one). I remember thinking it was sad when they promoted you and at the same time took that little perk away! My desk back in the previous century before we retired) was by a window that looked onto an atrium in the middle of the building … kind of comparable to seeing birds in a cage as opposed to ones flying around in the forest. it was outdoors, but not really. But that was long ago.
What an amazing view!
I couldn’t stand having an office with no window(s). Even at home my desk has to face windows or doors. I need the light. Besides, I also need a view if I’m stuck inside. Glad you worked your way back to a window.
Excellent skies! I love having a nice view.
congratulations!! I always envied views that you had. this isn’t bad view at all. having outside view and being able to open a window means much to me.
The clouds look like ships parade in the first picture.
Thank you for hosting Skywatch Friday.
That’s a pretty nice view! Beats looking at a wall. LOL!
Amazing cloud cover and creative photos!
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A nice view to look forward to