Milwaukee, WI
Asheville, NC
Racine, WI
I adore doors.
I've had doors shut in my face.
I lean in doorways (as I am tall.)
I wonder...what door(s) will open [for me (for us) now?]
There is often more to a door...than meets the eye.
I am aging, so now a few of my craggy doors creak.
I have shut some doors. [Some gently and some (at times) not so nicely.]
Jesus said "Behold, I stand at the door and knock..."
I've (almost) never met a doorway that wasn't my friend.
Most (if not all) doorways stand by you.
It's good to know your point of egress (which, most often, is said door.)
One can make a grand entrance, through a door(way) or simply just 'slide' on through...
(As I said) j'adore doors.
I have spent (considerable) time adorning doors.
I like a no nonsense door.
I like frilly doors.
I even like doors in the floor.
I just saw a waaaaaay cool door in the floor of a mill in Cedarburg, WI. Of course, I wanted to open said door and see... 1. What's down there? 2. Where does it lead to? 3. If I could fit.
ReplyDeleteVery old doors on abandoned homes fill me with wonder. I desire knowing what went on behind those closed doors with the family that lived there.
ReplyDeleteI love old doors, too. Those are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteMy coworker's son got married over the weekend at a farm and she was telling me yesterday that the tables for dinner were old doors propped on stumps.
Lynn, that sounds exquisite! ;-)
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