Under the stars and vines

Yesterday I posted a picture of a high rise Jacuzzi that I had seen in my neighborhood. The tall person said it was a water tank and not evidence of a neighborhood penchant for sky-high bathing.

Hmm. Tell me tall person is this a water tank too?

No. It is clearly a bath tub suspended under a canopy of vines.

I saw this on my walk this morning. If you look closely you can see that the bather has installed an overhead light, presumably to ensure that nothing is missed.

Anyway, I believe this is irrefutable proof of altitudinous alfresco bathing practiced in my neighborhood.

Cephalopod mollusc found on Tbilisi sidewalk

Tbilisi is many miles from the sea so I was very surprised to find an octopus in my neighborhood.

Tall person told me that an octopus’s main defense is to hide, either not to be seen at all, or not to be detected as an octopus. Ah, so that is why this one is pretending to be a tree.

The tall person also told me that Octopuses usually inject their prey with a paralysing saliva before dismembering it into small pieces. Hmm, perhaps I am related to an Octopus as I often slobber over my food before dismembering it into small pieces.

Anyway, I know that Octopuses have sharp beaks and also suckers on their eight arms so I kept my distance.