Tuesday, November 22, 2011
the rain is freezing when it hits the ground. wet and icy. yesterday tom replaced our screens with the storm windows. and the extra layer of glass leaves me feeling a bit trapped. the storm windows act a little like a cage, stealing my breath. but when icy rain is slapping on the panes, there is also a sense of safety and cozy protection. while i was dashing in from the car after work, ellsworth was waiting in the yard crying at the horrible conditions. he slipped on the icy porch scurrying to the house. and i smile opening the door into the kitchen, warm and bright and messy. home. into our safe little double-paned world.
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Lucky you! :o)
ReplyDeletethe way you describe home.
ReplyDeletewarm bright messy.
yes
that feels like home : )
I don't think I was even aware of something called storm windows... maybe I should stop complainging about the weather here. seems harmless compared to what you have!
ReplyDeletei wondered if my european friends would know what storm windows are. only the older homes have them.....seperate screens and windows that you change with the seasons.
ReplyDeleteOh, I want to grab Ellsworth up and hold him in my lap while I sit with you in your warm, bright, messy, double paned world.
ReplyDeleteand i want a like button for all the lovely comments.
ReplyDeleteI love the thought of your safe little double-paned world. Continue to be cosy and warm this coming winter.
ReplyDeleteEven storm windows have a place...especially when it is freezing and the rain is turning to sleet. We use to own a home that had separate storm windows and screens. They also had the pulley and a rope that held the window up when it was raised.
ReplyDeleteGood thing you got those storm windows on before winter arrived today!! xoxo
ReplyDeleteI love the image of you in double-paned coziness. Stay cozy!
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