Beautiful, beautiful blog. Those Greece shots remind me of one of my favorite movies,"Shirley Valentine". I always thought I could live in one small room on a Grecian beach but now I want the rooms with a view on your post. Heaven.
Happy Sunday! Heaven on a stick, indeed, Linda! Jain, my heart's bouncin' too! Cyndee, stay warm! Hi Kathleen! Goodbye Shirley Valentine was one of my favorite movies! Ahhhh Greece!
Nope - never! Well, unless it was raining, then maybe I'd have them a little close. Hrmm, no upon closer investigation - NO! Open all the time! (Since there is NO WINTER in Greece!) No wonder they're so beautiful and tan all the time. MUST.MOVE! Love these pictures, did you take them yourself!? ;)
Although Hawaii has always been my favorite place to visit, after seeing a movie (don't remember the name) I would love a trip to Greece. In the movie, all the buildings were white, trimmed in a beautiful blue. The memory of the beauty still lingers in my mind. The pictures you posted renew my desire to visit that beautiful country.
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Ahhh. Heaven on a stick. Yep.
it actually made my heart bouce, i swear i felt it..
I agree...never a closed shutter....
Right now w/ the cold it is so hard to have my french doors closed....
Beautiful, beautiful blog. Those Greece shots remind me of one of my favorite movies,"Shirley Valentine". I always thought I could live in one small room on a Grecian beach but now I want the rooms with a view on your post. Heaven.
Happy Sunday!
Heaven on a stick, indeed, Linda!
Jain, my heart's bouncin' too!
Cyndee, stay warm!
Hi Kathleen! Goodbye Shirley Valentine was one of my favorite movies! Ahhhh Greece!
More photos to save in my 'most favorite' folder ... thank you so much!
Aahhhh, beautiful. I would never close those shutters either!
Nope - never! Well, unless it was raining, then maybe I'd have them a little close. Hrmm, no upon closer investigation - NO! Open all the time! (Since there is NO WINTER in Greece!) No wonder they're so beautiful and tan all the time. MUST.MOVE! Love these pictures, did you take them yourself!? ;)
did you get the pictures of my foyer?
This is Designer Paola Navone's house in Greece right? I just love the mix of whites, fabrics and stones/rocks. The place is just so calming.
Good Morning Isa,
Although Hawaii has always been my favorite place to visit, after seeing a movie (don't remember the name) I would love a trip to Greece. In the movie, all the buildings were white, trimmed in a beautiful blue. The memory of the beauty still lingers in my mind. The pictures you posted renew my desire to visit that beautiful country.
Hugs
'D'
Beautiful...love them all but esp. connect with the top photo.
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