OPen Doors

Captures from Finland, Interiors

I’ve had a very busy week, with hosting Lens-Artists challenge. I have received so many responses and going thru with thought and time , well takes time. Hosting has opened a new door to discover new blogs and opened doors for new views and ideas. This week I’ve had some health issues or should I say pain issues with my hands, that kept me a bit immobilized for few days that has delayed the responses a bit.

I also had a job interview for a new position, it went well… That leads me today’s topic. An opening door to new opportunities 🙂

All the above have nothing to do with Dan’s Thursday Doors. This door post has no connection to the situation mentioned, but a wish to open the door to spring and summer.

A door knob
Villa Rullud
Doors and windows at Villa Rullud


Posted for Dan’s Thursday Doors

26 thoughts on “OPen Doors”

  1. A great set of shots, especially considering your busy week, Good luck with both the job possibility, and your health issues.

  2. Love the door opening to the sunroom. Looks like a place I could spend some time myself.

    I hope the job interview brings a favourable response.

    Hands are very precious things in life, so I hope your pain is resolved quickly. I ‘m sure no Lens-Artist challenger would mind waiting for a reply/comment while your hands get a rest.

  3. I think you’ve captured the spirit of doors in your post. I love imagining what lies beyond a beautiful door and what people and things have passed through an older door. I hope the job process goes well, and I hope the pain has eased. Thansk for joining us and for hosting the Lens-Artists challenge.

    2. I too imagine the households behind doors and windows, and I too see ghosts with the inner eye, passing, in the dress and with the mannerisms of bygone days, through old portals. We don’t have too many of these here in the US, being such a very young country ~ but, before the great flood, one could find a few in the French Quarter of New Orleans.

  5. The doorknob is lovely! That little sitting room…I could stay there all day looking out at that wonderful scenery.

    Ritva, I hope things go well for you, both with your hand pain and your job search.

  7. Beautiful doors Ritva. I’m glad you’re enjoying all the responses to your LAPC challenge. Take your time, your health is more important. Good luck with the job you interviewed for. Most of all, take care!

  10. I don’t know how you fit it all in and still show us such beautiful photos, Ritva. Hope you have a good week coming up.

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