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How Many Windows is Too Many Windows?

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I probably shouldn't admit this but I'm having a love affair. 


A love affair with old windows.


I love the peely paint, and the broken panes, and the chippy wood. sigh!

 I love the fact that they were rescued instead of destroyed.

I love the character.
They don't have to be fixed up or painted or prettied up. They are perfect just the way they are.
I love the history behind each. and. every. one. of. them.


You see I can't get enough of them. 


So my question to you. How many windows is too many windows?
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  1. StephanieSeptember 14, 2012 at 7:23 AM

    I think it was Mae Wesst who said: Too much of a good thing is WONDERFUL - or something like that. Anyway, there is no such thing of too much if you love it.

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  2. Honey at 2805September 14, 2012 at 9:26 PM

    Cute windows! Can't have to many! Thank you for sharing your creative inspiration at Potpourri!

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  3. KathySeptember 18, 2012 at 6:59 PM

    Well, I was intrigued by your question, because we have so very many in our house - I also have a lot to play with - so my answer is enough is you really can never have too many! I loved your post am your newest follower and appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
    Kathy

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