Bathroom Window

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I had this very romantic idea that the Opening of the Bathroom Window symbolized the opening of my soul to new life and access to the flow of energy (and air) into my world. That is, until the incredible stench from the shaft outside of the window wafted into my bathroom. My neighbor across the way had warned me about the smell, but I wasn’t prepared.

Just for today, I can appreciate closed windows.