Every day, at least two times a day, I walk through the "tunnel" in my office building that connects the two towers. It's a depressing hallway, with floors that remind me of a hospital. It's a little creepy, actually, and I have been known to walk outside the building to avoid the hallway if I'm alone. There are a few doors here and there...perfect hiding spots for someone to jump out at my approach and kidnap me. Or just scare the crap out of me.
Well, the tunnel just got a little bit of a makeover. I don't know if people were complaining about the dual-colored walls (some were gray, and some were a burgandy color, I believe). Maybe in the hopes of creating a more pleasing work environment, "they" decided to paint the walls a bright. salmon. color.
VERY bright.
Earlier this week, only one side of the hallway was painted. It was a little startling, but I thought I could get used to it. The next day, the whole hallway was painted this color. Doors included. So now, every morning, as I am still trying to wake up, before my first cup of coffee, I have to endure this for the 45 seconds it takes me to walk down the hallway:
Ok, so maybe it doesn't look so terrible here. So I also snapped a photo of my facial reaction every time I enter The Hallway:
This is my "look of disgust." I never knew this before, but apparently giving this look removes half of my nose. I'll have to remember that.
