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Trapped in a non-smoking office for the weekend, I've been escaping out onto the roof for a quick burst of carcinogens. A couple of weeks ago, a wooden garden bench appeared overnight next to one of the skylights and this has improved the quality of by breaks enormously. Today, however, it has been joined by two huge leather sofas.
The roof can be accessed by two seperate office buildings, but it isn't exactly an easy route from ground level, particularly if you're carry very large, bulky item of furniture. I presume they've been brought out so that someone can enjoy the sun, but who sunbathes on a polished leather sofa? Wouldn't it stick to you?
Anyone have any ideas as to what the might be doing out on a roof in the middle of London? If there's a card table and a sun umbrella there next time I need a cigarrette I think I may lose it. |
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