I get a fair amount of searches from people looking for information about the "Ash Tree." I’m sorry but I’m not your man. Here’s a picture though. Click on it for information.
It’s got a fairly intense feel, but then all trees do. If I was another sort of person, I would research it, but not now. The title Ash Tree actually comes from my name: H. Baum. H sounds something like "Ash" in French and Baum means "Tree" in German. That’s it. My grandfather’s German but I don’t have any French in me, so far as I know. I like the idea of a tree that’s made of what it is when it burns away. Sounds pretty zen, or something darker, probably both. Something that is dying and growing at once.
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xo, just kidding about the stalker comment. You rule. Very cool adventure you took me on today. I was wrong in the post--you actually managed to comment on them all. I’ve linked to your blog at the right. I’ll be taking a look, hope you keep posting. You’ve definitely got some good, strange energy. This was the best time I’ve had blogging yet.
Bongo-- The SEC hasn’t been here today. I can see who logs in using the nedstat button you can find at the bottom of the page. There are other services that do the same thing: sitemeter.com or extreme tracking, which is at extreme-dm.com. I’d recommend those over nedstat.
Maggot, you're still loved here at Ash Tree. Us cool kids just needed to have a private conversation. Not really, I've never been a cool kid. Merry Christmas to you too.
That's peachy.
The SEC? Are you giving out sketchy stock tips? Presumably tips on lumber companies. Ash Trees are probably especially flammable and those in national parks have probably been targeted for clear-cutting by Bush & Co. through the "Healthy Forests" initiative. Just watch your back, Henry. That's all I'm saying. Now, back to that holiday absinthe I was drinking.
WHAT NONSENSSE IS THIS DONT WRITE ANYTHING IF YOU DONT KNOW WE ARE ASKING ABOUT ASHIWARYA AND YOU ARE TELLING ABOUT TREE
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