Learning to hear & recognize God's voice
My photo for this week’s Thursday’s Windows challenge is the window to our church’s Baptistry.
A link at the end of this post will take you to the challenge, hosted on Sandra’s blog “By The Book“.
Sandra’s blog and more window photos are here: Thursday’s Windows
Follow @learning2hearMy photo for this week’s Thursday’s Windows challenge is a lighted Cross displayed on a medical building for Christmas.
A link at the end of this post will take you to the challenge, hosted on Sandra’s blog “By The Book“.
The lights are so bright that the Cross can be seen from miles away at night. I hope they leave it lit up all year.
Sandra’s blog and more window photos are here: Thursday’s Windows
Follow @learning2hearMy choice for this week’s Thursday’s Windows challenge is photos of two windows in a tent set up at a Christmas event.
A link at the end of this post will take you to the challenge, hosted on Sandra’s blog “By The Book“.
The windows aren’t impressive by themselves, but the view created by the Christmas tree and lights transformed them into a colorful, brightly lit element of the Winter Wonderland theme.
It’s interesting to see how far tents have come; not only the window style, but also now with heaters and air conditioning units.
Sandra’s blog and more window photos are here: Thursday’s Windows
Follow @learning2hearMy photo for this week’s Thursday’s Windows challenge is an arrangement of Christmas decorations in front of and between windows that face a porch.
A link at the end of this post will take you to the challenge, hosted on Sandra’s blog “By The Book“.
Sandra’s blog and more window photos are here: Thursday’s Windows
Follow @learning2hearMy photo for this week’s Thursday’s Windows challenge is a couple of shots of my kitten when we first adopted him.
Here he’s peeking in through the blinds on one of the windows of the door, wanting to come in.
Now he’s trying to open the door and let himself in. He’s looking up at the door handle and hitting it with his paw. He’s an outside cat, but he likes to come in and play with the dog. He’s grown from a cute kitten to a beautiful cat since these photos. And he’s a great mouser, he earns his keep!
A link at the end of this post will take you to the challenge, hosted on Sandra’s blog “By The Book“.
Sandra’s blog and more window photos are here: Thursday’s Windows
Follow @learning2hearMy photo for this week’s Thursday’s Windows challenge is a house with an unusual design in the third story windows. In the summer this view is completely hidden by the trees. It looks like a house with a story to me.
A link at the end of this post will take you to the challenge, hosted on Sandra’s blog “By The Book“.
Sandra’s blog and more window photos are here: Thursday’s Windows
Follow @learning2hearMy photo for this week’s Thursday’s Windows challenge is a trio of stained glass church windows.
A link at the end of this post will take you to the challenge, hosted on Sandra’s blog “By The Book“.
Sandra’s blog and more window photos are here: Thursday’s Windows
Follow @learning2hearMy photo for this week’s Thursday’s Windows challenge is windows on the front of a charming cottage. I could spend hours on that porch, the view from there is a pond with a fountain in the middle; it’s a beautiful, peaceful setting.
A link at the end of this post will take you to the challenge, hosted on Sandra’s blog “By The Book“.
Sandra’s blog and more window photos are here: Thursday’s Windows
Follow @learning2hearMy photo for this week’s Thursday’s Windows challenge is windows at the top of a round barn.
A link at the end of this post will take you to the challenge, hosted on Sandra’s blog “By The Book“.
Sandra’s blog and more window photos are here: Thursday’s Windows
Follow @learning2hearMy photo for this week’s Thursday’s Windows challenge is a church window with a unique shape. A link at the end of this post will take you to the challenge, hosted on Sandra’s blog “By The Book“.
This is the window from the inside view.
I like the way the design forms a cross in the uppermost section.
The outside view is a close-up of the top section where the cross is formed.
Sandra’s blog and more window photos are here: Thursday’s Windows
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