Germans have what I would call "old lady curtains," or lacy, frilly, white affairs that I thought young people had put up out of kindness to their generous grandmothers.
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The white lace lets the sunshine in. We lived in Bremerhaven, and the sky was darker than we were accustomed to, so real drapes would dampen the ambient lighting.
We don't like them, too. But our Grannys FORCE us to do that, believe me!!!
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