BOOOOOOOOORING

Nothing special. Clean. Quiet. Neutral. Sinclair CC. With the plain John ( substitute Jane, for the cliche completion) settings the designer/planner must've been given the task of expediting the bathroom processes for all, in which case he/she/they succeeded. In more varied terms, its like a clean fast food restaurant: you're in and out with moderate satisfaction and little or no second thought about disease.

Back room water closet @ Work

Offers uncontested privacy, reading material, air freshener, rubbing alcohol, cell block atmosphere, and filing cabinet. The cell block atmosphere reminds a person they're on the job. The lock, not pictured, has a deadbolt thud when engaged, enhancing the psychological and physical feeling of safety. On the downside, climate control is limited. CSS, cold seat syndrome, a water closet pathology commonly dealt with in even the warmest of wash room climates becomes insurmountable in the back room water closet. I guess it's the cost of doing safe secure non-work related business transactions.

Base Camp

Some readers have inquired about the view from my personal commode. Biggest threat, unwelcome intruder whether friend or foe; note: lack of locking mechanism on door. A knock first policy remains in effect at all times.

It actually happened behind a curtain

These are from yesterday's rr experience. Yes those are curtains. Briefly stated it was a rush due to inadequate privacy compounded by guaranteed exposure to anyone who enters. This actually is not my first encounter with the curtain commode. The CC was far too intimidating for 'first time encounter first time use' sort of venture. It takes serious consideration, mild planning, and lots of GUTS or the feared code red (losing a continence battle). In my case, I wanted to check the 'used a curtain for cover at school' box. The second photo illustrates the CC with the curtain fully engaged in its duty to provide privacy. Reminds me of some gov't officials, it puts in the work but just doesn't get the job done.

AMAZING SHINE! VERY CLASSY

Look at that toilet tissue dispenser! Beautiful and highly reflective chrome cover, my assumption, it prevents wasted tissue by providing a an edge which functions similar to saran wrap box, minus the pipe saw teeth. Pure class.

The Doc's "DOCK"

Today's installment comes by way of the doctor's office. The lavatory experience enhanced by the picture of a coastline seen partly on the right. The gentle colors create a relaxing ambiance. And for prevention of urine spills, a person need only deposit in the metal box on walls the sample requested. Relieving body waste, in any form, carries very little risk due to number of medical professionals in immediate area, wall thickness/insulation, and privacy. Definite approval.

Basement of MS building

basement of med science building. More information to come as well as less fiber