You can’t tell by looking at me, but I am really high…

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No… not that kind of high… I am way up in my pine tree.

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This tree used to be just a few feet tall and lived in a pot. We used it as a Christmas tree for a few years. When we bought our house 14 years ago, I planted it in the yard. And now it is getting really tall. And I am trimming it so I can build a tree house.

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Maybe I will make it look like Tarzan’s tree house at Disneyland. Like an old sailing ship stuck in a tree.

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Or maybe it will just be a platform with a reclining chair on it. But I should at least build a crow’s nest way up at the top of the tree. That would be awesome. I will wear my pirate hat and put a telescope up there.a 1 a 5

There is a picture of my big old size 15 monkey feet. You still can’t really tell how high up I am. You will just have to come visit once I get the tree house built in a few more years… when the tree is even taller, and the branches are a little thicker.

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We can hang out in my tree together.

Oh, and while I am cleaning out my photos, here is one I took the other day. Those two strange birds are Ospreys.

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No… not the real birds… those are those tilt-rotor airplanes the Marines fly. That is one cool thing about living near a Marine airbase. We get some cool aircraft flying over our house. Especially when the airshow comes to town.

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68 Responses to You can’t tell by looking at me, but I am really high…

  1. benzeknees's avatar benzeknees says:

    Are you sure you want to build on your pine tree? Pine trees are so finicky – if you interfere in their growth (in any way) they sometimes go in a direction you never expected or die. You wouldn’t want to destroy a tree you’ve had around for so many years!

  2. elroyjones's avatar elroyjones says:

    There is still snow here, maybe more is coming, no wonder the bears hibernate.

  3. Are you absolutely sure those aren’t drones monitoring your activities?

  4. List of X's avatar List of X says:

    I don’t think pirates actually live in the trees. Crack squirrels, on the other hand…

  5. Trent Lewin's avatar Trent Lewin says:

    I will help you build your treehouse. I work for beer.

  6. Elyse's avatar Elyse says:

    So many things to say about this.

    As a kid, we had a treehouse. I was too little to get into it without special help from my brother, who usually gave it. It was wonderful. (But with pine you get very sticky)

    At my current office, we are close to the Pentagon. We see that kind of osprey all the time. Just about every day. We are moving next week and I am heartbroken. I am going from having a $2 million view, literally, to looking at a brick fucking wall. I am really unhappy.

    I need a new treehouse. Or a winning lottery ticket.

  7. What’s funny is that since you have ‘high’ in the first sentence and ‘pot’ in the second sentence, you’ll get a certain demographic reading your blog who maybe didn’t before.

  8. Beautiful, great photo’s. I just left the mass amounts of pine and fir trees of Oregon for the palm trees and desert of Arizona. I am loving it, 26 years in Oregon was 26 to long. Hope all is well

  9. ArtlessPoems's avatar ArtlessPoems says:

    Yup. Trees can definitely get you high.

  10. How about a ticki carved tree house?

  11. janeybgood's avatar janeybgood says:

    That looks like paradise. It’s snowy here and I’m starting to feel all murdery.

  12. El Guapo's avatar El Guapo says:

    Pine trees are a gateway vegetation.

    Tree house sounds like a great idea!

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