Communing with Nature
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70 responses to “Communing with Nature”
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I promise I won’t steal your Treetective idea.
Maybe. ;)
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OK, so for Treetective, I’m imagining a tree-hugging (literally) detective who hugs trees and sees images/clues of the crime. He/she has to piece the images together–build the crime tree, if you will.
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Ohh, that’s good. I’m stealing it!
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This is very cool and I just love all the detailed work that has gone into this! Favourite bit was when you had written that the trees had her surrounded – boom, boom! :) Great fun! :)
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Thank you!
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:) No problem.
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I pine for the ability to talk to trees. Sorry.
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S’okay, I’m very frond of puns :D
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The trees were such good listeners!
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Sure, Charlotte.
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…a hot July laugh: perfect!
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:) Thanks!
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So awesome as always! And I hear the ability to talk to trees is hereditary. Because, you know, the apple doesn’t fall from the…yeah.
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Oh, yew!
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I love this blog. What a great idea. And considering the insane detective shows out there this is totally plausible
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It’d be pretty awesome if someone DID steal it cause I’m too lazy to make it a show.
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You should make it into a cartoon strip then. With loads of puns. The dectective’s name should be something treeish. Like Chip Thorn or..or… something. (I’m not good at puns.)
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LOL I was expecting her to say, after the pause, “…make like a tree and WHAT??” That would have been me. I never got the puns. Funny stuff, Nicole.
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Hahaha!
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so tree-talker not hugger
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As far as I know…
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:-) my kind of girl
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Bahahaha, awesome!
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:D
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Stealing it. Totally.
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Oh, okay… you’ll probably do a good job of it!
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Your blog is awesome!
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Well, thank you!
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Those trees are better than a lot of comics I’ve seen.
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Yikes.
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OMG, we think alike! At each photo I had the same thought and then read it as my mouse hovered over the pic! Perhaps we could have been bosom friends in a past life. OR, we’re both just suffering from overactive imaginations…..Let’s forget I said that, okay? lol
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It wasn’t until this very comment it occured to me the pics might have some hidden content “hovering” above them. Now think of all the other hidden meaning in this world that I never found out about… Oh, the Tragedy!
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hahahaha! I’m often accused of an overactive imagination :D
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I love this one! Gave me and my husband a very good laugh! :D I always look forward to your blog posts – they’re always so artistic, creative and lots of fun!
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Thanks :) I’m glad you like them!
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This is one of my favorites of yours but not quite sure why ….. cuz you’re making me feel just a tad guilty about convincing my stepdaughters there really ARE garden fairies…….
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Ha! Do they like Lady Cottington’s Pressed Fairy book? That always makes me laugh
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your posts are always reminding me of my childhood with my sister and the three neighbor girls I grew up with. One day while walking the short trail the separated our houses, Elizabeth saw a nest in the tree. She decided to go check out the eggs, when a bird literally attacked her head. I laughed a great day that day :) Lots of fun times in the woods.
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Oh, poor Elizabeth! I’ve been there, too. My cat and I were chased down the street by a flock of very angry blue jays once!
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Love it. You’ve got alder right stuff, Nicole.
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ha!
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Ha!!!
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I just noticed your icons are the same medium you use for your comics. I think that’s super crafty and super neat!
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Thanks! They were pretty fun to make :D
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I need a ‘love it’ option for this!
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Haha, thank you!
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It looks cool!
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:D Thanks!
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Be careful of the woods! Those trees are creepy!
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Definitely. Especially if you can’t hear what they’re saying.
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What I wished I could do when going bushwalking with people who never stop talking…not even to take a breath :) Just gorgeous :)
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:) thank you!
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F*cking hilarious!
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Thanks! :)
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I love trees and I do think they’re talking to me. Your forest is so beautiful, so Sherwood Forest storybook like! I want to jump inside and live in it!
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Thanks! I miss these woods so, so much. We spent a lot of time playing in them and sometimes I feel sad that I can never go back to them. They were so special.
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Love it! Absolutely hilarious as usual!
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Hahaha tree-mendous! Talking to trees? Now that’s branching out… I love your posts, one suggestion though, how about instead of Treetective, you call you detective Fir-lock Holmes ;)
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I have seen far worse ideas make it to TV. I would watch this one.
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The reminds me of Biff’s line in Back to The Future – make like a tree and get out of here.
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Awwww…. I like Charlotte! She must be the treehugger of the family :-)
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It’s nice to know I am not the only one who talks to trees as well as inanimate objects. My husband and friends found that endearing. Now they think I am nuts. :)
Keep on crafting!
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oh its so funny. Always amazed by ur creativity and imaginations. Your crafts inspired me a lot on my bento making for the past 7 months.
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Very cleaver and I love to hug trees. :)
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So, at this point, Charlotte would get to sing “I am right, you are wrong, you are the dirtiest thing of all” to Chrissy, right?
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Cool
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P.S., I’d like to see a T-shirt with a picture of Chrissy doing the “I Am Right, You Are Wrong” song.
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Sprucing up! An unintentional pun?
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Love the details with the forest. Hilarious as always!!
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What an original idea. Great job. I just started doing this blog thing, well actually I’ve been trying to get started for like 3 years +. Good luck to your blog and thanks at the food for thought on a blog. Very creative :)
The Middlest Sister 
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