Metaphorically or otherwise, it’s
never too late to open a window . . .
I
just read this morning that “Archaeologists helping restore Mingary Castle on
Scotland's western coast have reopened a window that was sealed some 500 years
ago.”
It’s
never too early, either.
Open
windows in January let in the sound of passing quails, of horses crossing up
into the hills, of laundry spinning warmly in the dryer, of flute practice—a
breath of reinvigorating air.
And
as always, in any season, any year, there is Pierre Bonnard, the genius of the open window.
image: Pierre Bonnard, The Open Window, VMFA/Mellon
because of you . . .
ReplyDeletei have fallen in love with pierre bonnard.
open windows.
a most favoritiest thing in all the world!!!
I'm always happy to share Bonnard. And, too, find open windows sheer heaven.
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