Windows. What an amazing thing. Who hasn’t window shopped? Who hasn’t walked down a street after the sun has gone down and looked in to the windows of a house before the curtains were drawn? Who hasn’t looked out the windows and watched the rain, the snow or appreciate the sunshine. Haven’t we all heard the saying “Eyes are windows to the soul.”
I live in southwest Montana where the vistas are pretty spectacular. One of the things I do lots of is looking out my windows. I have a huge window in my living room that has a mountain centered smack dab in the middle. I have windows that face north, south east and west. I find when I look out the window it is a great way to reflect on life, the world and ponder the possibilities. I think windows allow us to connect with our soul.
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Lovely blog, yourself! And congratulations on the Grizzly Half! What fun. I hope we get a chance to run/walk together someday….
I have collected teacups and teapots for years now. I have a collection that I put to use when I have high tea. I have had tea parties with my granddaughter with them. I really enjoyed your story about tea, and I agree, nothing like a wonderful cup of hot tea, and the making of it! Its all in learning to slow down and enjoy lifes little opprotunities to relax! And I agree, tea just is not the same in a coffee mug!
I think this blog is a great idea. There’s something strangely philosophical about windows, the view changes, different things appear and disappear over time, you can only see one direction, the glass stops you getting into the picture.
I live in England. My window is normally covered in rain so I imagine whatever I like as the view.
Sigh. Someday I *so* want to visit Montana. I have visions of stark beauty…
In the meantime, thank you so much for visiting my site and leaving a footprint. I’ve loved your posts about your animals and want to read more.