Wow. I just watched an entire fireworks display--as well as bits and pieces of four or five others--from my living-room window.
Granted, it was partly obscured by trees. And there was apparently another, closer one that I couldn't see from here (again due to trees) but could've seen from the street outside--but then I wouldn't have been able to catch any of the others. Being on the second floor of a building overlooking a large chunk of city does have its perks.
(However, if the neighbors keep me awake tonight with amateur explosions the way they did last night, I will be far from amused. My job interview skills are not likely to improve on little sleep.)
Granted, it was partly obscured by trees. And there was apparently another, closer one that I couldn't see from here (again due to trees) but could've seen from the street outside--but then I wouldn't have been able to catch any of the others. Being on the second floor of a building overlooking a large chunk of city does have its perks.
(However, if the neighbors keep me awake tonight with amateur explosions the way they did last night, I will be far from amused. My job interview skills are not likely to improve on little sleep.)