Don't take the lift
Recently in London, I was visiting someone who lived in a fairly upscale building in a lovely apartment. Tea and conversation done, i waited for ages for the lift to come and take me down.
Since it seemed to have gone on a luddite-strike, there was little choice but to find the steps and take the old-fashioned route down. Its always surprising how the underbelly of a building reveals itself when this is done.
Not only was this charming chair on a landing, but i espied a woman smoking rolled-up cigarettes with her head almost entirely out of a small back window. Endearingly, the sill was covered with the remnants of her earlier sessions.
Looking both at the chair, what she was smoking and how she was smoking it, one could deduce that smoking and class issues have definitely become overlaid in this tall and narrow part of London...

Since it seemed to have gone on a luddite-strike, there was little choice but to find the steps and take the old-fashioned route down. Its always surprising how the underbelly of a building reveals itself when this is done.
Not only was this charming chair on a landing, but i espied a woman smoking rolled-up cigarettes with her head almost entirely out of a small back window. Endearingly, the sill was covered with the remnants of her earlier sessions.
Looking both at the chair, what she was smoking and how she was smoking it, one could deduce that smoking and class issues have definitely become overlaid in this tall and narrow part of London...

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