Posted by Twelvebit (Victoria, United States) on 21 February 2008 in Plant & Nature.
This is a reminder. Man's existence is but an instant in time. Man's place in the world requires constant maintenance. What we make wants to return to nature and it is in a relative hurry --a flat out sprint in the case of things like this. If all human life ceased to exist today how long would it be before the traces of humankind were obliterated by time and nature? In the scope of what has been, and what will be, it would be in but an instant.
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It seems that the fungus is telling the post that you're a tree again.
22 Feb 2008 2:28am
@JoeB: And essentially, it was.
You could also think that life's a necessity and that even dead things like that post provide place for other forms of life. Actually a consolatory thought, I think.
23 Feb 2008 1:18am
@MadScientist: Hey, I really am going to respond to your last email. As you perhaps can tell, I'm just now catching up with blog comments. I've been pretty busy the last couple weeks and out of town a lot, and for Animus, posting a week or two worth of photos in advance.
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