Wednesday, 3 September 2008

Opening Doors



A rickety wooden door to what was once probably a stable, not completely unlike the way I feel right now. It's been a hard day for me and the next few may get even harder before my well deserved holiday. So apologies for not being able to return your kind visits tonight. I may not be able to keep this meme going at all but I'll see how things develop...



Opening Doors is hosted by Jientje.

11 comments:

Carver said...

What a great door. I've said this more than once but I really love the rustic ones. I for one don't want you to worry about visiting when you're busy. It's fun to see what you are coming up with and I think you should feel free to post for the challenges but not try to visit when you have a lot going on. I hope you have a great holiday around the corner.

Dragonstar said...

These doors are lovely, so full of character.
Don't worry about visiting - I'm struggling myself tonight - we all know how hard it can be to keep up. Post if you can, visit when you have time.
Enjoy your holiday when it arrives!

Carletta said...

I love this stable door.
The texture of the wood and it's patina, the crumbling stone...just lovely to me.
I hope your days will get easier for you and that your holiday comes quickly and lasts long.
Love your blog offerings so I'll be back as often as you're here.
Take care my friend.

Jientje said...

This is a wonderful door!
Thanks for participating, even if it's hard for you right now.
I hope I see you again before your holiday starts. I love what you do, thanks xxx

Dr.John said...

The doors look like they belong to an old western saloon. Good picture.

Christine said...

They look like they could fall apart any moment. They do look like old saloon doors. Neat!

Anonymous said...

What great old doors. Hey enjoy your holiday!!

Anonymous said...

These doors look like I feel!

Ingrid said...

Oh my ! I think if I open this door it will fall apart, lol !

Evelyn said...

Your doors are intriguing! Old doors always make me wonder what kind of cool old things I might find inside.

Anonymous said...

Great doors, Juliana. They make we want to open them and look inside to explore what is there. To discover the history they hide behind them.

I sure hope you are feeling less stressed now, and are on your much deserved holiday. Be well.