Window View is Your Life View ~ CookingFood.Org

“The Soul selects her own Society.”
― Emily Dickinson, The Complete Poems
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Inside/outside narrative. Vanishing Threshold, below.
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Recognize her window? Emily Dickinson. A recreation at New York Botanical Garden.

This is the view from the Homestead, the poet Emily Dickinson's home, recreated as part of an exhibit about her gardens at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx. It's a lovely exhibit, interspersing her poetry, much of which was inspired by nature, with flowers and plants.:

This is the view from the Homestead, the poet Emily Dickinson's home, recreated as part of an exhibit about her gardens at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx. It's a lovely exhibit, interspersing her poetry, much of which was inspired by nature, with flowers and plants.:

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Pic, above, here.
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A salesman called, about 15 years ago, selling vinyl double paned windows. "How could Emily Dickinson have written her poetry with those windows?", I asked.
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Now, the science & math are available for keeping historic windows vs. replacing with new double paned windows. Adding storm windows to historic windows creates less energy loss. Greater money savings.
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Alas, the divide of souls knowing this inherently in their DNA vs. those who will never get it, is well beyond to the moon & back.
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Young man selling the vinyl double paned windows? He did pause. Then resumed his scripted sales pitch.
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Garden & Be Well, XO T