Three's can be a crowd.

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@Ali Anani has made the following invitation:

Who will make a triad with me so that our ideas in their different states would produce more and be self-propagating?

This inspired me to think of the relationships of three; elements in nature, sounds in music, colours, people, business, and so on.

Shelley Forrester writes in, The Best Things Come in Threes, 

There is science and art behind the number three. Threes appear in art and photography (the rule of thirds), in nature (Fibonacci’s sequence), in math (triangles), and in religion (the Holy Trinity). In design, the rule of three applies to the number of colors in a room and the number of different fabrics used. There is nothing sturdier than a three-legged stool, and the third time’s a charm.

Please join my Hive Triads and share your threes.