My three totem animals
A frog
A monkey
An octopus
I don’t know why.
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My three totem animals
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One of those things is not like the others—as far as we know, Gary. I see the intelligence and versatility in the latter two. Or is this an evolutionary totem, which is interesting? Or should I just accept your unusual lack of introspection at face value and move on? Happy New Year!
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Good to see you have not lost your humorous touch in the new year, maybe try to combine them in a code of arms; the clue might be revealed in the right combination
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Wow! What a great idea, Michael! A coat of arms! I suppose I’ve have to come up with a symbolic referent for each in that case. Let me ponder… 🙂
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That is an interesting combination. It would be most interesting to see.
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Hey Dwight. I never actually thought of combining them into a single form. They’re three discrete totems for me. Feel free to sketch. I fear the psychological impact of doing it myself, because … well … these are my totem animals and I don’t want to rattle my own divine reality!
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I see. That makes sense. I found the idea very interesting!
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I can tell you why; frogs because they are friendly and like our company, the monkey
because they are entertaining, and the octopus because of their legendary intelligence.
Joanna
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Thanks, Joanna. I gladly and humbly accept your analysis! Gary
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You are more than welcome, Gary!
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