Here we are again at the first Tuesday of the month and time to share our WINDOW photos.
We had snow here, in the South of England, last Friday and this was the view from my bedroom window
It is really difficult to adequately describe the joy of sitting in my cosy bed, crocheting rainbows for my granddaughter (Big Sis, aged 8 – yes she chose the Rainbow Amanzi) with Radio 4 playing The Book of the Week: Silence
I still get a warm fuzzy glow remembering the sheer pleasure, delight and gratitude for all that has brought me to this place of peace and joy.
Life has had it’s tumultuous ups and downs and in the darkest times I used to dream of a scene like this, a feeling like this. Dreams really do come true, feels good to acknowledge that and know that if things go wambly again in the future, I can always look back to this for comfort and to realign those dreams.
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I’m really looking forward to seeing the WINDOWS you have captured with your camera this month and perhaps the thoughts or stories that go with them.
Just leave a link in the Comments below.
A window on your world – or keeping the curtains cosily drawn; one photo, a group of photos, current or archive – all are welcome!
Edit:
If you would also like to join in with Jenn’s Photo Challenge : Comfortable and Cozy, pop on over to Travelling at Wit’s End.
Glad you were able to enjoy the snow from a warm and cozy spot! Here is my entry: https://gillyflowerfaire.wordpress.com/2019/02/06/window-into-february/.
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Gosh – yours are iccccccyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!! Great photos – thanks so much for sharing your window shots.
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great window view!
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Glad you enjoyed it!
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Thanks for submitting to my Comfortable & Cozy challenge – Here’s one from me for windows. https://jaeatwitsend.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/santa-fe-day-3a-24-edit-web.jpg?w=802&h=1204
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Thanks so much for joining us Jenn. Now that photo is a beauty! The colours and the reflection, fabulous.
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What a lovely view you have from your window.
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I’m so lucky! It is why I bought this bungalow and put the bedroom in the roof space.
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Your photo has captured the sense of contentment you describe in words. Holding those visions in our heads is so important isn’t it – and just as important is to note when those visions become our reality. I’m really happy for your snowy day, cosy room, beautiful view and inner peace. Thank you for sharing this little bit of you xoxo
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Many of us spend such a long time striving for something don’t we, it feels good to acknowledge the arrival. Thank you for your lovely comment Pauline. ❤
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What a lovely snowy scene and such peace-filled thoughts you enjoyed whilst working on that delightful rainbow of colour. Thank you so much for sharing! 😘
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My addition is here: https://curlsnskirls.wordpress.com/2019/02/05/windows-2/
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A great entry Del, thank you. Fascinating.
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Thank you Del, as I write now, it is early morning and dark outside. An owl is hooting so close, I think it must be sitting in that tree.
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What a wonderful window for you to enjoy each day!
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Yes indeed.
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Such a lovely, lovely post. How nice you are exactly where you want to be. And as far as I’m concerned, cozy is best.
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I’m so glad you enjoyed the post Laurie. It was a long time coming but so nice to have got here! 🙂
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I am sure. Finding one’s way is not easy, for a lot of reasons, and life often hands us some very tough times. Oh, enjoy, enjoy that view from your cozy house!
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Thank you Laurie. ❤ 🙂
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I think you described the joy very well. Cosy contentment is often underrated.
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I’m glad it came across Lynn. ‘Cosy contentment’ has been a goal of mine, nice to recognise it when it arrives.
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Your window view sort of sums up why I quite like winter! We never appreciate our cozy, pleasant nests more than on a wintry day.
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You are so right Kerry. Once I have adjusted to our clocks going back an hour, I can enjoy the coziness of Winter.
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Here is my link https://nanacathydotcom.wordpress.com/2019/02/05/february-windows/
A beautiful view , that sings contentment.
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Thank you for your link Cathy.
Contentment – that’s the word I was looking for! ❤
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