Tag Archives: Thursday Doors

Red doors are among my faves, because I always notice them. In some cases, though, it’s not the door, it’s door-adjacent red.     #ThursdayDoors is part of an inspired post series run by Norm Frampton. To see other doors … Continue reading →

I dig those reflections. #ThursdayDoors is part of an inspired post series run by Norm Frampton. To see other doors of interest, or to share your own, click the link and find the frog.

A few weeks ago, at No Facilities, Dan wrote New York Photo Rules and I told him the rules were fabulous. I personally don’t abide by rules when it comes to creativity, which is why his one rule to rule … Continue reading →

There’s nothin like walkin around a neighborhood, tra-la-la, look at all the old houses.   And suddenly, new houses. It’s the brightly-colored doors that got my attention. I’m not keen on modern design, but these are cheerful doors, perhaps especially … Continue reading →

Relying on my door savings account today. My nephew went to SomePlaces, Europe sometime last spring and took this picture. I got it from him in June and am just now sharing it, so it’s old times two. I dunno … Continue reading →

You know how sometimes you’re exhausted of Macy’s on a December Saturday, and you’re on your way to pick up pho and taro bubble tea because for some reason your husband wanted Vietnamese cuisine midday? No? You know how sometimes … Continue reading →

Some time ago, writer and blogger Luanne introduced me to the idea of liminality, particularly liminal spaces. This captured my attention because as an introvert and a Highly Sensitive Person I feel liminal spaces are important. I like the quiet … Continue reading →