Wednesday, 22 August 2007
Ghoulish trees
YK's school is situated amidst a tranquil residential estate, and is accessible via a small road. After I drop him off every morning, I'll join the long line of cars, inching our way out to the main road. For the next 10 minutes or so, I find myself admiring the nice bungalows and staring at ghoulish looking trees lining the road. I don't know what species but these trees have the ugliest tree trunks. I see nothing but tormented faces on the lumpy black trunks. Take a look... I'm not exaggerating...and this is one of the better looking ones!
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The human mind seeks meaningful info from semmingly random patterns. This is how people can see animals in the clouds, or the Virgin Mary in a piece of toast.
Does it mean that I'm frustrated waiting in the traffic jam, so I see monsters while if I'm looking at beautiful clouds on a lovely day, I see puppies?
Then how come I don't see puppies on my toast?
You should go look at those trees lah!
Blur, if I look at a texturized ceiling - not that I ever do, but if I did - I always see scary faces. I've no doubt I would see the same ghoulish expressions in those tree trunks.
oh Holly, really? I don't see scary faces in other things except for these trees.
Do you see nice things in clouds?
Oh, all the time. I see animals playing a lot when I look at the shapes of clouds.
Ooooohhhhhh...I see scary sleeping giants when I look at mountain ranges.
Trees do take on a rather eerie appearance at night. Maybe it's because we watch too much horror movies featuring creepy old trees.
Somehow we always see nice things in clouds. I just saw a kangaroo and poodle this morning up in the clouds! Not just me, my kids agreed too!
These trees remind me of a scene from Disney's Snow White...
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