A L O H A!
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"The only words that ever satisfied me as describing Nature are the terms used in fairy books, charm, spell, enchantment. They express the arbitrariness of the fact and its mystery."
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
They hang around the trunk like gaily attired courtiers.
"I would rather live in a world where my life is surrounded by mystery than live in a world so small that my mind could comprehend it."
Harry Emerson Fosdick
And now, on to today's very important psychological investigation. . .
if he was a happy little fellow with a bulbous nose. . .
Call him Priapus!
Tomorrow: Back to rainbows and kitty cats!
A L O H A HA HA ;-] Cloudia
25 comments:
Great post. I haven't seen that flowering tree around.
What kind of tree is it? I thought just the banyan tree had tentacles hanging down.
That's a versitle peanut...it figured out a way to not be consumed by human teeth, but totally delighted a human mind! Stay mellow my friend. Aloha, DrumMajor
Little fella doesn't need Viagra...an implant maybe (if size matters) you do know what the disclaimer on all the commercials say "If you experience Priapism go to the emergency room."
A most unusual flowering tree!
Great work. I liked the fellow with ballon nose and the 1st shot of flower with its shadow at the trunk of the tree...
CLICK!
"Gaily attired coutiers".....:)))
love it.
i mean courtiers :)
So much fun!
Interesting tree. Nice flowers.
I see you got spammed. Do you read Chinese? Bwahahahahaha.
I say they are faces that look like vases. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Have a terrific day and weekend. Off to the boat for us. :)
Mr. Peanut certainly has a swelling somewhere.
Love your post, Cloudia. It was the laugh I needed to start my day.
The Chinese spam is a bunch of links for adult movies, books, and cartoons; perhaps due to the appearance of Mr. Priapus on your blog?
Have a wonderful day in paradise!
Those flowers look like insects to me.
As for the peanut - whatever turns you on would I think be a good answer to that! Have a lovely weekend.
Never know what you'll be serving up. ;)
You are quite a girl Cloudia. Thanks for the laugh. Aloha.
(I'm not sure an image of Priapus is one I want in my mind all day)
Ha! I think that peanut is happy to see you Cloudia! The flowering tree is amazing too!
Well said, Harry!!
Priapus. Now there's an ancient reference.
Thank you for this lesson in Greek mythology; even though living here for now more than five years, haven't heard of him before.
Liked also the photography of tree, reaching sky high, only to return to earth with his flowers, closing a cirle - will close mine, called a day, shortly as well, wishing you a nice start into the weekend.
Glad that you folks could join me "under the red lamp" today ;-)
aloha my friends!
simply beautifully captured shots....looks lovely!
Bonjour Cloudia! Hilarious! I am ordering your book, which looks fabulous. Have a fun weekend!
Flying Stars! Aloha
Thanks, Marguerite! I love your Cajun Blog!!
You all contribute uniqueness!
So true, Fosdick's words - as your posts always amply illustrate. No less so this time. Excellent.
I like that tree! And the peanut!
Thank you Dave & Gran ;-]
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