Now my stuff's played and his stuff ain't

[sovay]

On the one hand our after-dinner walking route may possibly have been overambitious for the amount of tired spatch and I were tonight, but on the other hand I climbed a tree.



I am honestly sorry that I did not write and direct a short film in early high school with my best childhood friend as I dreamed last night, even though part of the dream was also rewatching it as adults and wincing a lot. We had been strongly influenced by a bunch of Surrealists that I doubt I really knew about when I was fourteen.

Please, please enjoy this pop-up trombone.

Comments

[gwynnega]

That photo is beautiful.

[alexxkay]

You look almost as at-home in that tree as you do near the sea.

[thawrecka]

It's a great photo! Both you and the tree look very nice.

[shewhomust]

Lovely photo: I like the brown hair / brown shirt / brown bark harmony!

[a_reasonable_man]

Dryad!

[cmcmck]

I'm glad to see I'm not the only so-called 'grown up' who still likes climbing trees! :o)

[oracne]

Tree!

[sartorias]

Oh what a lovely snap!

[selkie]

New author photo!

[asakiyume]

This is a beautiful photo. I like seeing my friends in trees; it makes me think of Zilpha Keatley Snyder's Greensky.