Wednesday, December 09, 2009
home sweet home
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I I love my simple kitchen window. It's a combination of a "gallery" of things I love, as well as my view of the outside world. It creates a quiet place for me to think and daydream as I do dishes--it's always a mental break for me when I work with my hands and see dirty things become sparkly clean. We had a carpenter put in the shelves on the side ... just as in my grandmother's kitchen and our kitchen when I was a child. (Love the way little things like that connect us with our history!)
So today I'm joining with Window Views ... and Doors Too, because I just love windows!
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What a nice view...
ReplyDeleteI love windows too! I have never covered my windows with heavy drapes, just can't do it! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your post below. It is full of wisdom.
Lovely photos. You have a nice view from your window.
ReplyDeleteI love your kitchen windows. You have a gift of creating a warm atmosphere which demands a cup of tea..When can we do that? I am freer now that Bible study is over until Jan.
ReplyDeleteI have things I love around my kitchen window too
ReplyDeleteyou describe the feeling so perfectly :)
I like your simple window too. In fact, I have indoor shutters on my kitchen windows that look very much like yours. And I have favourite objects placed over the top edge of the bottom window too. I'm guessing your house is an old one. (Mine is.)
ReplyDeleteI do so wish I had a kitchen window. I would wash my dishes more frequently if I had somewhere to gaze out of and daydream.
ReplyDeleteYou're wonderful. Just reminding you. :)
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely kitchen window and a view of feeding birds too. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love my kitchen window too, podso! Your is so lovely! I have to get some Christmasy things up on the sill... :)
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