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Disneyland Paris, Edvard Munch, Imagination, Scream, Sycamore Tree, Trees, Walt Disney Imagineering
After my son, and the piece of my heart, and the bus left yesterday, I noticed this tree on the school grounds. I like trees. This is a big, old tree. I didn’t get close enough to determine what type of tree it is, but from the close-ups taken with the zoom lens, it looks like it may be a sycamore. But I did notice that it looks like there is a person dancing out of the center of the tree. Huh?
Please use your imagination. I’ve labeled it for you in case you are an exclusively left-brain thinker. I just might be an asset to the Disney Imagineers staff with this imagination. What do you think? Watch out Walt Disney!
It also reminded me of a high school art class, where we learned about Edvard Munch. “The Scream.” Do you see it?
That is the end of our art-lesson-in-a-tree for today.
The next time you wish to avoid mountains of laundry or housecleaning in general, take a few moments, or an hour or two, and look at some trees, kick some stones, or smell the flowers. Do you have a favorite tactic that you use to avoid certain chores?
I’m off now to apply for a job to be a telecommuting Imagineer with the Disney group. That’s the Disneyland Paris group, in France, bien sûr!
Bebe
French Twisted Woman 
If you get the job at Disney Paris, please put in a good word for moi.
And of course I saw the person dancing in the tree. Is he dancing or running away from bear chasing him?
Right now I am avoiding my dishes, laundry and floor cleaning by reading your blog…which inadvertently (sp) has lead me to tree gazing. All in a day’s work, I say.
Yes, I thought telecommuting to Disney Paris would be perfect. I could live here with my family, but would have to travel to Paris for meetings and such at least quarterly, all expenses paid by Disney Paris, bien sûr.
I would go with the happy thought – dancing – except that it does have The Scream face, so perhaps running from a bear.
Blog reading – excellent avoidance tactic. Blog writing works well as an avoidance tactic, too!
Disney Paris … been there and I had a great time, even that’s not really my cup of tea. Hope everything goes well for you … and I’m holding anything I can hold. Please keep us posted, but the tree … probably where dancing for you .. a good sign in my book. May I ask where you live ???
Just joking about the telecommuting job at Disney Paris. I have too much work to do here at home, like the mountains of laundry. We live in Pennsylvania, northeastern part of the United States. Thanks for your visit. Merci!
WOW, that does look like a PERSON…how odd…freaky in a way…thanks for stopping over at my blog as well.
Thanks for visiting and commenting. Merci!
It’s easy to see
The dancer in the tree!
Across the street from me is a huge tree. 2 years ago, I saw a squirrel in that tree, made from the tree itself. Before I got around to taking a pic of it, we had a big storm & that squirrel on the tree had to be cut off!
Moral: Do Not Procrastinate!
And yes, you can see “the scream” in the figure. (Although just looking at that painting once is enough for me.)
Marilyn
Thank you for stopping by and commenting.
I’m glad you could see the dancer, too.
I always have my camera with me (almost always), so as not to procrastinate and miss good photo opportunities.
I agree about looking at the painting as well. Once is enough – too haunting.
Merci!