Vitex rotundifolia, the beach vitex, is one of Hawaii’s native plants which grows at seashores throughout the pacific. Though the leaves look little like those of most of the mint family (Lamiaceae)this plant nonetheless belongs to that family (its flowers do look lamiaceous!) This is one of the few native species I observed in the wild while visiting Oahu on commissioned work for Hana Hou! magazine.
Considering its range, it is not surprising that this would be one of the most likely candidates to be stumbled upon in the wild, and in an inversion to the normal scheme, this plant is actually invasive in other parts of the world!
Within the U.S., beach vitex has become naturalized and invasive in the east, with control protocols very similar to the invasive Anredera cordifolia (Madeira Vine) in parts of Australia. It has some remarkable and deleterious characteristics such as promoting hydrophibicity in dunes which impacts other plants’ ability to grow and producing methyl chloride which is a chemical implicated in causing damage to the ozone layer.
Might be a good feeling that doesn’t falls right and with a little bit of tweaking it rides a horse
Examples:
*I woke up with a notone and can’t focus today.
*I like what you say, however, i can help you tune the notone
Source - Arielism
UniTalk, a figure of speech to describe knowledge, spiritual terms, and experiences in a language that intended to avoid offense or disadvantage to members of particular groups in society, by reconstructing language protocol for the creation of a Universal language.
Thoughts no longer bounce between calm, patient ears of friends. They smother and they scream instead. Ideas no longer float, inspire. They’re imprints of liars as we grow into our nature, we grow into machines to be rewired. We’ll be rewired and we’ll grow tired of thinking at all, and all we’ll desire will be to win a game whose only goal is to set us on fire until we’re machines of negativity ready to purchase whatever might free us of the hate we’ve coddled, the fear we ride on like the backs of horses. There’s nothing out there on that horizon.
