I work in an old mill building with really high ceilings, and half walls that they put in when they remodeled it. However, they kept the original wood work and pipes. It's kind of an odd contrast.
The word height immediately made me think of a tree. This is the tulip tree in our yard. The tulip tree is in my top 5 favorite trees (the others, in case you were wondering are cottonwood, sycamore, sassafras, and cypress - there are some other cool trees that could probably make the list [baobob and mangrove come to mind], but I haven't seen them in real life, so they don't count)
Sometimes, I like to walk around the apartment as if I were huge and smash things, like playmobil communities or cardboard boxes. Other times, it doesn't happen.
I really dont know what I'm talking about anymore, I need sleep.
Today's theme was a good reminder to catch up on Elle's height chart. Not much of a difference since May. Nothing will ever compare to the Growth Spurt of April 2009.
This is taken from the observation deck at the top of Philadelphia City Hall, tallest building in the world from 1901 - 1908. The adjacent plaza is littered with oversized game pieces, it's one of my favorite odd structures in the city along with the nearby giant clothespin.