Letting in the light

It's so easy to look at the world through closed windows...

just open them up and breathe in LIFE!



An interesting little note:
'Window'
comes from the word
'vindauga'
meaning wind-eye from old-Norse 'vindr' (wind) + auga (eye).
The word, along with many others, was introduced to the Anglo-saxon language by Danish settlers 
mainly during the period from the 9th to the 11th century.




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  1. Sandra, i love this, a breath of fresh air :)

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    1. It's so lovely to open a window and have trees and greenery to feast your eyes on. We city dwellers open our windows to other buildings! Luckily, there is a birch tree planted to the left of my balcony and a little patch of green below my window and I so appreciate them!

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  2. Now that's a wonderful preview of spring! Just what I needed on foggy cold morning -- thanks!

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