You walk right up to one and there you are. Barred.
Whether you expect it or not.
Bars and locks — that's the way the cityscape goes around here. No way in, and sometimes no way out. Stalemate, checkmate, done up tight.
It's that way with the attorneys I'm seeing. The office is locked. You can't get in.
Unless, that is.
They are expecting you. And want to see you.
And then they come and open the door.
But with windows...forget about that. Forget about any part of it. Anyway, are you really going to climb in through a window? Or even stand there and peer in?
Probably not recommended anywhere, least of all where the bars were put up long before they knew you were even in the neighborhood.
So what they hey, it's an observation. Don't expect me to go out railing and wailing, I just keep my eyes open, watch what happens, sometimes mention it, occasionally suck my thumb.
Bars and locks — that's the way it is around here. Amusing in a way.
Or not.
Depends on how you're feeling about things that day.