Beautiful window, Annie. I haven't any museum/stained glass photos to share so I'm going to choose "what I did yesterday" as a theme. I call this "Woman with a Horse".

Pretty horses, and I like your plaid jacket.

No stained glass here, but from an Art Museum....Art in Bloom

No stained glass window, but I do have stained glass in a window

From the museum at the Rhode Island School of Design. Designs were created using strips of film. I was first attracted to this because I am a quilter.

museum in rio

Soap Box Derby display at the Northeast Motorsport Museum in Loudon, NH.

Masks made by children are on display under these clear panels that make up part of the floor at the Museo Historico de Acalpulco, Fuerte de San Diego in Acalpulco, Mexico.

A church in St. Augustine, FL

And a piece that I made

From a recent visit to the Phillips Collection in Washington, DC.

drewsmaga......I looked up snake plant blooms and they're colorless. What kind of bloom is that?

nicole_ It's a Bromeliad. The Snake Plant is behind it.

The bromeliad looks like a Billbergia. Here is a similar one that I have in my back yard:

Those both are very cool plants!!

My grandmother grew sansavieria, but I never knew what their blooms looked like until now. Heck, I didn't know they produced blooms! My grandparents lived in Canada and her plants spent their lives indoors.

I have a very large one that is over 30 yrs old, an indoor plant, and it blooms for me.

I have one that I think I might be watering too often. :(