For Thursday Doors.
in door
For Thursday Doors.
For Thursday doors.
For Thursday Doors.
This is for Thursday Doors and it’s also a stealthie. I like the reflection.
This is for Thursday doors, though today is Friday. I took this from one of the docks down town, looking back. The buildings are from the late 1800s and many have elaborate decoration on the street side and then are brick on the water side. The tide is quite far out in this shot, with the pilings and beach and barnacles exposed. These are old doors for our area.
This is for Thursday doors. In San Antonio, Texas, a fire escape door in the side of the building. Or it’s a window onto a fire escape. And the window in front and all the angles of this building on the Riverwalk.
I am submitting this to Thursday Doors, did not have time yesterday. This is a Wisconsin rural schoolhouse that friends of mine own. They added on to it when they retired and moved there. Things change and the next move is closer to family, but everyone came to say farewell to the schoolhouse.
Here is a photograph of my book box doors for Norm 2.0’s Thursday Doors. I have a library box and books come in and go out. Everything from textbooks to Dostoevsky to Louisa May Alcott to mysteries and romances.
Sometimes I put coffee out, too, and have my coffee in the yard in the early morning. My daughter wants to know how people will know I am not going to poison them, but if I am out there drinking the coffee, I think they will be reassured.
We have at least 6 Little Free Libraries in town, including one in front of our grade school with lots of kids’ books. Hooray for books and for sharing and exchanging them!
Taken from the train from Chicago to Seattle, in 2014.
This is for Norm 2.0 Thursday doors. Ok, it’s not Thursday. I got confused and thought it was Friday doors. Busy week. On Wednesday I was sure it was Thursday and yesterday I was frustrated that it was not Friday and today I’m a little tired….
I am submitting this to Norm 2.0’s Thursday Doors. Maybe it’s a doorway, but then a way leads somewhere, doesn’t it? Does a door have to have a door or does a doorway count?
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