That room was furthest away from the broken window, and from the old gas furnace.
Not too long ago, I had to go see our family ophthalmologist. I was dressed for the weather, which was chilly and snowy. Now, I usually don’t care about the cold temps, as long as it is outside. I have no problem walking through the snowfall and I prefer having snowballs with our adolescents. It is a very different thing when you are at the dentist’s office. The service crew must have had their hands and their minds totally full. There were a few people outside, with snow shovels, because the man who owns the snowplow, was stuck in a snowdrift. A branch had come down and broken 2 of the windows in the office complex and the snow was coming into the window. There were a couple staff nurses trying to put sheets up to the window to keep out the snow, however it did little to shut out the wind and cold. I recognize all of the nurses there, and I told the 1 it would have been a perfect day to call in sick. She told myself and others he had tried however it didn’t work. I had to laugh along with her. The Heating as well as Air Conditioning plan was now working overtime, and yet it was quite chilly inside. They took myself and others back to the only room that was warm enough to do my job in. That room was furthest away from the broken window, and from the old gas furnace. Even though it was the warmest room, it was still chilly. I kept our coat on the entire time I was in the office. My ophthalmologist shivered the whole time he was examining our esure, while apologizing for the lack of proper heating.