Day 33: Staff-Only Outdoor Patio Lounging/Eating Area (Shift 3)
[Unexpectedly waiting for a date with MuRaki]
One down and one more to go before the long weekend hit. Jizabel thought it would be best if Dr. Disraeli left the confines of his office to be social once again. He couldn't very well learn anything of his fellow peers if he stayed in his office all the time, and besides that his last venture to the Patio had proven an entertaining experience. Perhaps Professor Washu would like to dance across her tabletop this time. Or at the very least she could shout at the sky once more for effect.
No one greeted him as he exited into the open air proving him as the first to arrive. He could very well be the last to leave as well should no one else show up. They were free to go and come as they pleased between sessions, and the remaining doctors could just as well take their lunch break indoors. Jizabel, however, preferred the clean feel of the open air to the stuffy room that was his office. He preferred it to any interior of a building crafted by man, seeing the sky without anything to obstruct the view. Just as nature had intended.
One down and one more to go before the long weekend hit. Jizabel thought it would be best if Dr. Disraeli left the confines of his office to be social once again. He couldn't very well learn anything of his fellow peers if he stayed in his office all the time, and besides that his last venture to the Patio had proven an entertaining experience. Perhaps Professor Washu would like to dance across her tabletop this time. Or at the very least she could shout at the sky once more for effect.
No one greeted him as he exited into the open air proving him as the first to arrive. He could very well be the last to leave as well should no one else show up. They were free to go and come as they pleased between sessions, and the remaining doctors could just as well take their lunch break indoors. Jizabel, however, preferred the clean feel of the open air to the stuffy room that was his office. He preferred it to any interior of a building crafted by man, seeing the sky without anything to obstruct the view. Just as nature had intended.