How do you feel towards the building now? Is it like an old school, which you're not, and can't be, part of any more, but retain fond memories for and still feel a sense of connection to?
Or is this such a big question it would require a long post in its own right to answer it? ;)
I feel less emotional connection than I do to my old school. In fact I feel very little emotional connection at all. It's a place where I once spent some time and that's about it. The memories I have of it aren't particularly fond, but nor are they particularly hostile. That part of my life seems very distant now.
I like it as much as anything because it's an attractive building. It's a pity I can't show the interior, which is really very fine.
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Date: 2006-02-07 05:15 am (UTC)Or is this such a big question it would require a long post in its own right to answer it? ;)
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Date: 2006-02-07 06:44 am (UTC)I feel less emotional connection than I do to my old school. In fact I feel very little emotional connection at all. It's a place where I once spent some time and that's about it. The memories I have of it aren't particularly fond, but nor are they particularly hostile. That part of my life seems very distant now.
I like it as much as anything because it's an attractive building. It's a pity I can't show the interior, which is really very fine.
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Date: 2006-02-07 08:10 am (UTC)Is there a ban on interior photography, or can you just not get a decent picture in the lighting conditions?
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Date: 2006-02-07 10:44 am (UTC)Yes, exactly. It's just a rather decorative office building.
I didn't go inside because they keep it locked.
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Date: 2006-02-09 12:33 am (UTC)no subject
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