This weekend I stood at the door, coffee in hand, transfixed by the swaying of my potted milkweed and the winged creatures visiting the bright orange and yellow flowers. The winter winds will come soon enough; for now, I'm content with the view.
My personal musings as I approach my fifties and beyond. For my posts on books, reading, and my life in the stacks as a school librarian, please visit MoreBooksThanTime.blogspot.com .
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
Tuesday Slice: A room with a view
The small, wooden back door lies directly in my line of sight from my desk in the study at the front of the house. I've always thought it practical, but ill-placed, opening as it does into our living room. An easy access for bugs and windborne leaves when open, and cold winter drafts when closed, the door stays locked most of time, occasionally blocked by a Christmas tree during the holidays.
This weekend I stood at the door, coffee in hand, transfixed by the swaying of my potted milkweed and the winged creatures visiting the bright orange and yellow flowers. The winter winds will come soon enough; for now, I'm content with the view.
This weekend I stood at the door, coffee in hand, transfixed by the swaying of my potted milkweed and the winged creatures visiting the bright orange and yellow flowers. The winter winds will come soon enough; for now, I'm content with the view.
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Beautiful images. I guess it's true that for everything there is a purpose, even a small wooden back door.
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