ALOHA!
Let's just run through the jungle today,
shall We?
Just play the song, and off we go!
Don't forget to click on the trees!
"Don't call the forest that shelters you a jungle."
Ghanan Proverb
"It's ironic, but until you free those final monsters
within the jungle of yourself,
your life,
your soul,
is up for grabs."
Rona Barrett
"Without culture, and the relative freedom it implies, society, even when perfect, is but a jungle. This is why any authentic creation is a gift to the future." Camus |
"Roaming through the jungle of "oohs" and "ahs," searching for a more agreeable noise, I live a life of primitivity with the mind of a child and an unquenchable thirst for sharps and flats." Duke Ellington |
Have a fruitful day."
Jimmy Buffet
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Thanks for relaxing here
for a while!
ALOHA, cloudia
And I meditate...
ReplyDeleteI love a jungle :)
ReplyDelete"Kindness
ReplyDeleteis my
Religion."
Dalai Lama
Amen!
I think it depends on the jungle. There are predators in every jungle and not so much natural selection in some of the worst of them. I prefer to walk anyway.
ReplyDeleteDid they say life is a jungle!
ReplyDeleteAloha my friend:)
Ahh, another day in paradise. And you know how I love trees! I shall remember Rona Barrett's quote today.
ReplyDeleteHappy week, my friend!
A jungle of roots !
ReplyDeletePlaces as perfect as the images you show didn't just appear over night and neither can be built with anything that is not alive (it has to grow)
ReplyDeleteVisions and goals like that take sticking to the plan, I'll bet the stewards of the land had to follow CC&R's that often seemed a pain.Luckily El Presidente has some authority to persuade compliance (or taught discretion huh) LOL
that is one cool hobbit land
Aloha Cloudia
Love that song. And those root systems. Wow. We have the Cypress down here that has some cool root systems.
ReplyDeleteNow this post for some reason I really liked and enjoyed. Perhaps you finally got down to my level. : )
ReplyDeleteWOW, I love those trees!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Casa!
BLOGitse
Wonderful pictures...! And that's one of my favorite songs. LOVE CCR...!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos .. the music took me by surprise, I must remember to turn off my sound here at the office
ReplyDeleteAh to be a child and wander among those trees...
ReplyDeleteYes dear friend, I'm ready to run.
ReplyDeleteBut the lovely jungle have to accept me... Aloha..happy week!
Wow...Such fantastic trees!
ReplyDeletelove your images today. very cool. I love jungles because I am a tropical girl but thank goodness for meditation gardens!
ReplyDeleteWow Cloudia. I have never seen anything like that before. Awesome!
ReplyDelete"Kindness
is my
Religion."
Dalai Lama
Love it!
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Love Credence Clearwater and this song is one of my faves! Great pics, too! Aloha, cher!
ReplyDeleteLove the quotes and the banyan jungle!
ReplyDeletealoha!
ReplyDeleteWHEW,
ReplyDeleteI'm tired.....but a GOOD Tired after that run!
Thanks SIS!!!
John
I love the words of the Dalai Lama. A wonderful post. Thank you, friend.
ReplyDeleteI always love the music you choose, and this one is PERFECT to listen to while reading this post!
ReplyDeleteperfect song...love those trees...
ReplyDeleteI too love the jungle. I like boating better, but the jungle is nice too. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat striking trees!
ReplyDelete«Louis» thinks your masthead photo is simply spectacular - and he thanks you for your visit and comment.
ReplyDeleteThere is always an end to any jungle. Love the pics with the child and the trees. Youth springs eternal.
ReplyDeleteStunning trees and gorgeous pictures!
ReplyDeleteawe inspiring post!
ReplyDeletenamaste /\ from mumbai
aloha!!
Awesome pictures and would love to walk around there and see them in person...maybe someday...just maybe
ReplyDeleteJust amazing photos and the thoughts move me.
ReplyDeleteAloha from Muskoka, where the daffodils are shivering, the trillium wrap their leaves around themselves in frosty nights. Spring is on the horizon.
Thanks for visiting!
Ahhh ... always so lovely here... today its cold but sunny in NYC, aloha!
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ReplyDeleteThis great tree looks like our Big Bannyan tree near Bangalore!
ReplyDeleteyou can check out the pics of this tree here....
http://bangalorea2z.blogspot.com/2009/03/big-banyan-tree-pictures.html