What Kind of Tree are You?
I thought of a fun little exercise we could do. All trees are different and are a great symbol for human growth. Trees show how we are rooted to the foundation which in turn guides how we grow and pesent our branches to the world.
What kind of tree are you and why?
For example: I'm one of those crazy-looking trees with the curly branches and roots in and out of the ground.
Why? Because this tree is unique, creative and follows it's own rules. I also like playing small jokes on people so if you don't watch where you're walking, you might trip over my crazy roots. （●＞ω＜●）
@persistentartprenuer
Hmm, maybe a willow for me
@Shanna
Willows are cool. They're so dramatic, but chill at the same time. At least to me ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
@persistentartprenuer
I like that they're somber but also composed and peaceful--and strong
@Shanna
Agreed 
@persistentartprenuer
I'm a fallen leaf.. ;_;
@parisayano
That sounds too sad .˚‧
@persistentartprenuer
@persistentartprenuer
@persistentartprenuer Im one of those trees that connects the roots to another same tree. The trees conserve and use water better. Also whatever a sick or weak tree needs. I choose this as I am always connected to helping people in some way
@RumpleSteeleSkin
Beautiful (o ω`o)ﾉ
@RumpleSteeleSkin
Not only that but I saw in a documentary on TV that trees in forests are connected between their roots via undeground mushroom mycellium metworks and indeed they share resources and apparemtly also information such as pest attacks...
@OldSerendipityBoat now that is very interesting. Do you think you can share on where I can find that information? I do love nature and stuff
@RumpleSteeleSkin The research was done in the US by American scientists, the documentary was German or in German and distributed on DigiWorld or DigiLife (I do not know if these channels are distributed in the US too, I will search for the name of the documentary, it has fascinated me with facts and opened my mind...)
@OldSerendipityBoat thank you I appreciate this
@RumpleSteeleSkin
Seems it was on BBC:
https://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20141111-plants-have-a-hidden-internet
@RumpleSteeleSkin
"Plants talk to each other using an internet of fungus"
@persistentartprenuer
Great🤗😀you said it all already😁, my words altogether...😶
Different trees at different times...at times I think I am one of those moldy trees in dark forests, creeky, squeeky and rotten and cavernous, not really old per se but looking more ancient than they are...
I like the Ents from Tolkien's stories...
@OldSerendipityBoat
Other times willows are my favs since they love water like me and are melancholic and offer screened reffuge and they cry...and sad all the time...
@OldSerendipityBoat
So the wise looking trees. The one's that been through a lot and have stories!
I like the Ents too ≧ω≦
I think I would be a Japanese Maple. The are stunning.
@Goldcherry2113
Yeah. They provide contrast to their surroundings
@Goldcherry2113 Beautiful, I didn't even know they existed...
How about those african trees that grow goats in them?
@OldSerendipityBoat proof that goats grow on trees😶...my tree is full of goats...
@OldSerendipityBoat
Then You'll have lots of goat buddies （・ｗ・）
@persistentartprenuer 😁
There are a lot of nice looking trees, sometimes I could be a weeping willow. These trees have a nice look to them. I also like palm trees because of their shape and grow coconuts on them, they also are in a warm climate that I would fit in well in. I also love Japenese cherry blossom trees because of the beuatiful cherry blossoms etc...
@MelanieDaniels63
You could make your own tree by combining them together. How would that look, I wonder ( ･ω･`)?
@persistentartprenuer
I think I'd be a Redwood tree. Large and mighty but able to weather through storms, floods, fires, and earthquakes.
@PeaceLoveandPaws
I remember a picture of a redwood tree where people cut a path right through its middle like a porch or a doorway tunnel...giants...
@PeaceLoveandPaws
Beautiful choice （・ｗ・）
A plastic christmas tree next to a plastic lemon tree..."How are you?", "Alive, I can feel the sap flowing through me..."
@OldSerendipityBoat "Just how much water did you drink?"
