to glimpse inside an unknown life?
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19 comments:
Perhaps you have discovered the house of the Vermot equivalent of Eleanor Rigby.
Yes, I'm not curious, but I won't be able to resist taking a picture like this!
I'm with VP, lovely image!
Just a little peek below the lace curtains.
Am already standing on tiptoes looking in . . .
A quick peek but not a snoop. MB
With my luck, I'd be arrested as a Peeping Tom!
I like the vintage look of the lace and pillows.
☼ Sunny
No. I couldn't. It's too cute not too.
I am a bit curious now.
For sure charming people live there!
Léia :)
Lovely window. I did, it was only my curious face's reflection. Need to return at night)).
I know it's extremely rude. But it's also very tempting...
That's the fascinating thing of this kind of voyeurism...imagining the life of another person through a glimpse of their window.
We're going to be in Colorado for awhile. Our daughter is improving and we hope can leave the hospital in the next few days.
I'll post and comment when I can...
Re your question: No, there was no time...our flight to Colorado left early in the am...
OK, what did you find?
Well, curious, sure, but peeping inside someone's window can get you busted.
No, I can't. Love driving around early or late seeing lights on and wondering what these 'lives' are doing.
No, I couldn,t.
Heck no I can't resist. I"m a nosey person from way on back. What's going on up in there???
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