There are billions of people and a version of normal to go along with each one of them. No two versions are exactly the same. There will be hundreds of thousands of little things that make up your version of normal. With any luck you can find people that have close to the same idea of what normal is that you do. These are your friends. Anyone else you try to tolerate as best you can.
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The exact definition of normal depends on who's running the asylum.
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Thank you. As always. I can feel my shoulders relax as I look at these beauties.
ReplyDeleteTrees with pompoms! Are they cheerleader trees? And that last one with the apples looks a bit odd, they don't normally grow like that.
ReplyDelete#2 is clearly a Klingon tree. Qapla'!
ReplyDelete#13 calls to me today.
ReplyDeleteSeveral really cool tree roots today!
ReplyDeletewhat is that woman doing in #6? It looks like she's farting on the other woman. Or it's my bad eyes
ReplyDeleteAre those really apples on tree #20? Or is it some other fruit?
ReplyDeleteThe story of the fig tree (#10) is very interesting.
ReplyDelete#13 is this week's winner for me.
ReplyDeleteSue - I'm sure that's a good thing for you.
ReplyDeleteRiver - I'm not sure those "apples" are edible.
Bill - That was a stretch but a good one.
Deb - That one would be fun to see in person.
John - Be careful laying around the base of a tree. It might engulf you.
Peg - I think her foot is just up on the tree but I like your description better.
Kirk - I'm not sure. Go find one and take a bite. If you survive tell us how it tasted.
Kathy - It should be easy to climb to get the figs.
Matt - It would be a fun place to hang out.
The infinite variety of trees, both type and individual, always amazes me. Especially love #9 this week.
ReplyDeleteI remember #13 from a Sierra Club annual wilderness calendar. Their photographers are outstanding.