My brother Jess, research scientist for Smithsonian, says, in 200,000 years, if man builds no more, there will "be not trace left behind. I could have loved you better, didn't mean to be unkind, you know that was the last thing on my mind." Tom Paxton.
Absolutely! When we slip, it's just the moss testing their power.
I don't think we stand a chance against them 🤣
Tell that to the stone walkway to our backyard! Getting there - upright - after a wet winter is a rite of passage (heh heh I’m killing me here)
🤣 Nature always wins in the end. The mosses and molds will be long after us.
I'm quite fond of moss, m'self.
It does add a beautiful green layer, especially in the gray winter.
It looks fresh and inviting!
I love seeing all the moss on the trees, but I have to fight it back off the blacktop for safety's sake. 🤣
Never bet against moss seems like pretty sound advice.
It’s like the House, moss always wins over time
I'd be
with great loss
without
that green moss.
You know Mud is friend of Moss!
Thanks always, Jason!
I love your poem!
My brother Jess, research scientist for Smithsonian, says, in 200,000 years, if man builds no more, there will "be not trace left behind. I could have loved you better, didn't mean to be unkind, you know that was the last thing on my mind." Tom Paxton.
Despite all our penchant for mischief, our species and our works are all ephemeral.
and what a good thing that is to accept. Keeps it in perspective.
Love this comic!
Thanks!
Beautiful! You have me searching for signs of moss.
Thank you! Come to the Pacific Northwest and you won't have to search! The stuff is everywhere in the winter!
Moss, so beautiful,
But also so damn cheeky,
I do feel your pain.
Great commiseration in 5-7-5!