We share the same office, yet we all occupy different spaces, which means our views are entirely our own. Take me, for example:

We share the same office, yet we all occupy different spaces, which means our views are entirely our own. Take me, for example: every day, I look out at a brick-red building against a blue or grey sky. Lately, it has been raining constantly—big, steady downpours. I actually find myself enjoying the rain, letting it rest my eyes. I also often catch myself staring at the colleague sitting opposite me. She is always so deeply focused on her work. I’ve even noticed she likes to put ice cubes in her water. It makes me wonder what others see from their own spots, and whether they enjoy their view as much as I do.