re: please send vestiges

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I thought of several possibilities yesterday. I was walking to my
mailbox at my apartment complex when I saw some children playing. They
were climbing a tree. It was a very good tree to climb. It had many
limbs close together, and a thick covering of leaves. It would be a
great place to hide and get a birds eye view of everything.
I expirienced a longing to climb that tree and i'm 26 years old. I
may do it later this summer. This may be a psychological vestige and a
physical one (brachiation). More examples of brachiation can be seen on
T.V. these days. The Olympics! The parallel bars and the men's rings
are fine examples. Or go out to a play ground and check out the "monkey
bars"-------AC

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