My Point of View

When it comes to the window, I have two points of view:

1. The actual window and the virtual Window 7
2. Am I looking in or looking out.

As it turned out, when I opened my computer, a message popped that Window 7 is no longer supported and I can still use it. No problem. See how long I would last until I encounter a problem then switch to the newest version.  Whew, glad to get this off my chest!

Secondly, I tend to look in at a window since I spend most of my time outside with my iPhone on hand to take pictures. Looking into a window seems that I am invading the privacy of the residence. Not my intention. How can I not take a shot of what’s on the window when I am surprised by joy on what I see? The shots I take are the window to my soul.

Looking In:

Just for today, I will make a conscious effort to be agreeable. I will look as good as I can, dress accordingly, talk softly, act courteously and not interrupt when someone else is talking. Just for today, I’ll not improve anybody

Looking out

 

Looking out:

Holy Garden

Room with a view

Besides, I hardly look outside the window when I am out and about.