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• 10/6/2009 11:21 AM Kathryn wrote:
  I love these, Layla. Absolutely love these.
  
  Windows are a great metaphor and natural photo opp for a myriad of reflective surfaces.
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• 10/6/2009 11:27 AM Faith wrote:
  I think I've missed more than my share of those opportunities. Your window shots are very thoughtful.
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  1. 10/6/2009 12:20 PM Layla Morgan Wilde wrote:
     We all have, but the beauty is to stay mindful of the ones coming up.
     
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• 10/6/2009 11:41 AM Alex wrote:
  Wow, these evocative pics got my creative juices flowing.
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  1. 10/6/2009 12:17 PM Layla Morgan Wilde wrote:
     Good to hear the muse is doing her job
     
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• 10/6/2009 12:13 PM Alex wrote:
  These evocative images got my creative juices going today, thanks!
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• 10/6/2009 11:00 PM theresa wrote:
  Hi Layla Catching up on a few late night emails, listening to the rain. Don't know what inspired me to go your blog, have not been in touch lately, so I guess I miss having you around and thought I would tune in. Canadian Thanksgiving approaching this weekend, with lots of rain on its way. Love your windows of opportunity, yes, how true. Feeling the winds of change in the air, it seems like November already. I just finished picking up a bunch of magazines at my library, too. Feels like I am eavesdropping on an old friend. The view from the window series, reminded me of the times I stayed in the farmhouse and I remember that maple tree. Happy belated to the kids, 15 years? yikes, they look marvelous by the way. I will call soon. Keep up the creative way, glad to see the web and blog were rescued from the dreaded, " did you back up your files" curse. T
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  1. 10/7/2009 11:28 AM Layla Morgan Wilde wrote:
     Big hug The weird/wonderful thing about blogging is most of the comments are from people I've never met. It's a real treat when old friends comment, like you! Only a tiny fraction of readers comment but it means so much to me. Thanks for taking the time.
     
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• 10/7/2009 9:51 AM Nothing profound wrote:
  Windows, like mirrors, exercise an endless fascination. Both made of glass and yet they represent such different worlds. An aunt of mine used to say: "Don't look in the mirror; look out the window." I've learned through my own experience what great advice that is.
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  1. 10/7/2009 11:29 AM Layla Morgan Wilde wrote:
     Much wisdom in your aunt's words and yours...
     
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