"The play space--trees, shrubs, paths, hidings, climbings--is a visible, structured entity, another prototype of relationships that hold. It is the primordial terrain in which games of imitating adults lay another groundwork for a dependable world.
They prefigure a household, so that, for these children of mobile hunter-gatherers, no house is necessary to structure and symbolize social status. Individual trees and rocks that were also known to parents and grandparents are enduring counterplayers having transcendent meaning later in life."
Paul Shepard
Nature and Madness
p. 8
Down to the Wire
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While the Warriors were wobbling towards the finish line of the season,
the Houston Rockets were soaring. So what had started out to be Golden
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