The tree above is outside of my studio, and this is how most people would see it. But if you look more closely you will see it something like this.
And then the magical moment is when you turn your face up and look straight up into the tree thus getting the perspective of a child. I'm convinced that trees truly love children and children love trees. There is a love affair that goes on between them that gets lost somewhere in those teen years. So I dare you today to go outside and find one tree to look at with the perspective of a child. It just might change your day.
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Thank you for a fond memory, E. Mine was a huge weeping willow, shading me an imaginary "fort" all my own. 'o)
Very cool post...Loved it! Every year at Christmas after the tree is decorated I lay under the tree and look up. It reminds me of when my children were little and we all lay head to head under the tree. We talked about everything then. Looking up at the lights and ornaments brought out alot of wonderful feelings in all of us. We would lay like that and talk for hours. Special times.
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