Do weeping willow trees cry?
No they don't actually cry but because they require a great deal of moisture they are usually located in a moist environment that tends to cause condensation on the trees canopy resulting in moisture dripping from it's foliage usually in the early hours of the day hence the weeping analogy it is just a willow tree.
Did your child cry on his/her first day of school?
Did you? I just dropped my 4.5 year old off at Pre-K. He was so excited and did great. . .right up until I was walking out the door and he freaked. My heart broke for him. I made it out to the car and then I started bawling. I hated the feeling of leaving him upset in a new place. Sigh.
If trees could cry when we cut them down, would we hear them cry?
Many, many years ago I read a study where they put tiny electrodes on plants and as they were watered and fed, they read the electrical output on the plants. Then the plants were harvested, either cut down or pulled out, and they watched the electrical output either slowly shut down as the plant wilted and finally died, or died at once. The study was believed to show that plants have feelings and when they are killed, they feel it.I believed this study and took to thanking the plant for the sacrifice it was about to make so I could continue to live, before harvesting it.So why shouldn’t plants like trees be crying when we cut them down? We just don’t have the capacity to hear them cry, but if it were in our hearing range, I believe we would. Have you watched the Lord of the Rings movies? When the Treeants died, their cries were horrible. I think trees cry something similar but we just can’t hear them. They are being cut into, sawed apart and it must be agonizing. After hundreds of years of peaceful life, mankind violates that life because they don’t understand it.Hemp would be a better answer, although the plants would also cry out in pain of harvesting. But they would grown back at 4 times a faster rate, be a stronger building product for those who want natural products, rather than chemically made ones.We have the power to use materials that are not raped from nature. Yet mankind continues to rip through rainforests at a high rate, and the world is screaming in pain and we don’t hear the cries because we are deaf to it. Yes, trees cry in pain. I wish we could hear them, because we would not be so eager to destroy our own world.
Which tree can cry?
Depends on what you mean with that.Weeping willows are called that due to their hanging branches:There’s also trees that weep or bleed copious amounts of sap from wounds:And there’s even trees that that drip poisonous fluids onto the ground to prevent other trees from growing.In all cases, there’s a variety of trees that can do this, so the question remains, what sort of weeping are you thinking of?
Is it normal to cry while taking down my Christmas tree?
I got a bit sad. This year I bought a pretty prelit tree. I hadn't had a Christmas Tree in years my children are grown and gone. I didn't realize how much I missed having one. I just think how much I'll look forward to the next Christmas. It gives me hope. Try focusing on that.
Why was Haley crying at the end of the lastest episode of one tree hill.?
well, i think that haley tested positive, and then she got worried that nathan might not want another baby. then i think that she spoke to brooke and brooke said that she coudlnt have children. then i think that haley told brooke that she would be willing to give brooke a child as brooke cant have any of her own. this is why brooke looked so happy and content with her life when she was in bed with julian. then haley got home and nathan said that he wanted to have another baby. but she had already told brooke that she could have this one. LOL what does everyone think about this as a response teehee. ps i love goats
Has anyone read the book The Giving Tree?
Do you think its a good book to give to children. I read it when I was little and I took it to mean give all you have and expect nothing in return and you will be happy. But I think now because of it, people walk all over me. Isn't it just a story about a selfish boy and a co-dependent significant other? What do you think about the story? How do you think it affects children who read it at a young age? I used to love the book but now I'm not so sure that I agree with the premise. Your ideas ?
My baby is deathly TERRIFIED of our Christmas Tree?
We went and got our tree today and put it up while our son took a nap (he is almost 8 months old)... We were going to decorate it with him when he woke up and he was frantic with fear the second he saw it. He has never been this afraid of anything before. He was actually screaming with tears and clinging to me. He was actually in a full blown panic. We had to move it in to the guest room because he was just so upset by it. We have been trying to take him in the guest room to get used to the tree and the minute we step through the door he freaks out and clings to me. Now he knows that when we start to walk towards the room we are taking him to see the tree and he freaks out before we are even able to get up to the door. He saw the tree before we cut it down (we got it at a u-cut tree farm). In fact there were rows of trees and he did not get scared at all. I guess it is just something big and new in the house so it's scaring him... I am thinking this means we will not be opening presents under the tree. I also got him a cute suit and tie and santa hat and him sitting dressed up by the tree was going to be our Christmas card... It is not the end of the world if he does not warm up to the tree but we got the tree for him since it his first Christmas. I do not want to traumatize him on Christmas so if he doesn't like it by Christmas then there is nothing we can do... But I am a little sad he doesn't like it. We were hoping to get a video and Christmas photos of him by the tree and to open presents by the tree for his first Christmas. Does anyone have any ideas on how to get him warmed up to it... I have never seen him this afraid of an object before... is anyone else baby afraid of the Christmas Tree?
Do people believe that a baby palm tree cried because the prophet Muhammad would not sleep under it?
Yup, it is narrated on Bukhari 19:24Jabir (May Allah be pleased with him) said:There was a trunk of a date-palm tree upon which the Prophet (ﷺ) used to recline while delivering Khutbah (sermon). When a pulpit was placed in the mosque, we heard the trunk crying out like a pregnant she-camel. the Prophet (ﷺ) came down from the pulpit and put his hand on the trunk and it became quiet.Another narration is: The Prophet (ﷺ) used to stand by a tree or a date-palm on Friday (to give the Khutbah). Then an Ansari woman or man said, "O Messenger of Allah! Shall we make a pulpit for you?" He replied, "If you wish." So they made a pulpit for him and when it was Friday, the Prophet (ﷺ) sat on the pulpit [to deliver the Khutbah (sermon)] and the trunk of the date- palm on which he used to recline cried out as if it would split asunder.Another narration is: It cried like a child and the Prophet (ﷺ) descended (from the pulpit) and embraced it while it continued moaning like a child being quietened. The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "It was crying for (missing) what it used to hear of Dhikr near it."[Al-Bukhari].