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One of the things I enjoyed most, living in the city many years ago, was catching a glimpse of interiors through the many lit windows when walking or driving around at night, especially at Christmas time. To me, it was often like a living museum. Just a glimpses of lives here and there. There's something essentially soothing about a lit city window at the holidays.
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Illustration by the brilliant
Roberto Innocenti (1940 -) from his book, THE NUTCRACKER.
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