As the sun rises over Lexington, the light streams through the eastern window of Coop. The light reaches across the room, stretching out on the floor. In that moment, there is a stillness in the light. That moment is shattered as the class block approaches and students rush to get their morning coffee fix. There is a flurry of activity as I am no longer the only person sitting at the tables. The line reaches around the tables as students grumble about the wait. Still other students and professors hurry through the space, late for class and trying to keep away from the cold.
We have been doing some research in terms of the wheels/tires we will use for our storage bench. We are looking at both the environmental affects, durability, and ability of the tires/wheels to work in the mud. After seeing the tires (from a tricycle) that we had planned to use, does anyone have any input? Peter thinks that the current tires will be perfectly fine and we had planned not to buy any of our materials, but if we can't use these wheels we will have to buy bigger, more durable tires. However, this will effect the height of our bench and therefore, may delay our progress.

First, this is written so well. You already are doing a really nice job of capturing the atmosphere around you. I feel as if I am passing through coop, as I have done so many times before, but this time I notice so much more around me. The only sense I am missing is the smell.
ReplyDeleteThe picture ties in well with the post. The light and shadows are perfectly placed. And I really enjoy the lack of focus in the foreground becoming more focused in the distance. The outline of the shadow shows this exceptionally well.
Oh please teach me how to write like this haha. Beautifully-written with a beautiful picture with it. Something about the idea of a "coffee fix" really strikes me, with students impatiently waiting for something that they shouldn't have this "need" for. Love your perspective on things and can't wait to see more!
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