kat
mine dog maya
me and maya
kats mom house
me saying pray for her
me and ray
me
me and kats mom
me and kats sis
me
me and kats brother
me
me and kats sis and her mom
MUSIC
SIOUX-ICIDE STILL RIDES
ON THE RESERVATIONS.
SIOUX-ICIDE THAT RIDES
ITS GHOSTLY SPECTRES.
OUR YOUTH FLYING
IN THE RIDE OF SIOUX-ICIDE.
THEIR CRIES FILLING
.................
OUR SKIES.
AS THEY RIDE THEIR STEEDS
CRYING THE SIOUX-ICIDE DEEDS,
THAT FORCED THE YOUTH
TO HEED,
THE DEATH CALL
OF THE FALL,
OF OUR YOUTH
IN SIOUX-ICIDE.
HEED THEIR CALL, FRIENDS.
DO NOT SEND
ANYMORE OF OUR YOUTH
TO SIOUX-ICIDE.
BOOKS
HE WAS YOUNG. NOT A BABY,
BUT, STILL YOUNG AND, UNDER MOTHERS CARE.
WANDERING ALONE, LOOKING FOR FOOD
AND, EXPLORING WITHOUT A CARE.
UNAWARES, THAT HE WAS BEING TRACKED.
HE HADN'T MET, MAN, YET.
AND, HE LACKED
THE FORESIGHT OF BEING TRACKED.
THEN, WHILE GORGING
ON BERRIES,
THE HUNTER WAS FORGING,
HIS MIGHT.
ON A YOUNG BEAR, SO UNAWARES.
KILLED HIM, HE DID. AND, SOLD HIM
TO A NATIVE MUSEUM.
AND, THIS NATIVE, THIS SCUM
KILLS, JUST FOR FUN.
AND, MONEY.
HE DID NOT KILL HONORABLY,
YOUNG MAHTO.
BLINDLY UNAWARES.
HE DID NOT KILL IN DEFENSE.
HE'S JUST A NATIVE
WHO DOESN'T CARE.
NOW, A LADY CARES
AND, SHARES WITH MAHTO.
DEAD OR ALIVE
HIS SPIRIT STILL RISES.
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Cherokee Language
CHEROKEE......... CHA LA GI
hello............ o si yo
good/fine........ o s da, o s di
small............ u s di
thank you........ wa do
no/not........... kla, kla ha
goodbye.......... do na da' go hv i (speaking to 1 person)
do' da da go' hv i (speaking to a group)
man.............. a s ga ya
woman............ i ge, i ge ya
mother........... e tsi
father........... e do da
grandmother...... e li si
grandfather...... e do di
boy.............. tsu tsa
group of boys.... a ni tsu tsa
girl............. a ge yu tsa
coffee........... go we
good morning..... o s da su na le i
good evening..... o s da su he ye e
good night....... o s da su no e
enough........... e li qu
welcome.......... tsi lu gi
how are you...... do hi tsu
I am well........ do hi quu
and you.......... ne he na ha
this............. hi a
he knows......... go ga
wolf............. wa ya
bear............. ho nv
wildcat.......... ka he
bird............. tsi s qua
crow............. go gv
what are they doing.... ga do a na du ne
bread............ ga du
feather.......... u gi da li
beads ........... a de la di ya tso di
string of beads.. a de la di ya tlo di
what is your name.... ga do de tsa do a
Tribes
HOBBIES
some things i made
native_american_storytellers] CHIBOUGAMOU
CHIBOUGAMOU, I LOUDLY EXCLAIMED!
AND, SHE DISSOLVED IN GIGGLES.
SHAKA ZULU, THAT HURTS!
SHE KNEW WHAT I REALLY MEANT TO SAY,
IN MY EXPLETIVE WAY.
BUT, FOR HER
AND, ALL MY YOUNG,
I USED MY TONGUE
IN A CREATIVE WAY.
AND, THEN I EXPLAINED
WHAT EACH NEW WORD WAS
AND, I JUST LOVED
THE LOOK IN HER EYES,
ALL OF THEIR EYES,
AS GRANDMA, TOLD HER STORIES.
VIDEOS
me
me
the old book from the 1800.s mine dad gave me its one of a kind
picking up baby.s frogs
MY BUCKET LIST
HBO-SCIFI
.....................................................................................................Cherokee FryBread
1 cup flour
1/2 tsp. salt
2 tsp. baking powder
3/4 cup milk
Mix ingredients adding more flour if necessary to make a stiff dough. Roll out the dough on a floured board till very thin. Cut into strips 2 X 3 inches and drop in hot cooking oil. Brown on both sides. Serve hot with honey
Indian Chief
The Indian chief of any particular tribe had an extremely important role in the lives of Native Americans. Many people see the chief as the main leader, and everyone else is simply his minions and followers. This, however, is not necessarily the case. While the chief has been chosen to be the special leader of any given tribe for various different reasons, it does not mean that there are not others within a tribe who hold certain important rankings.
The chief was usually considered the greatest warrior of all the tribe, earning him the ranking of chief. This fact aside, Indian chiefs were also medicine men, spiritual leaders, and assistants to the other members of the tribe in times of both peace and war. Indians were not simply assigned to the role of chief, but instead a long trial period and proof of strength were required.
Becoming a chief took time, and whoever was chosen had to prove to the others that he would be a strong and effective leader who could help the tribe stay safe. The chief was able to bark orders, and the rest of the tribe in most cases will obey them. This is what makes the Indian chiefs of old appear to be so fierce, because they would stop at nothing to win battles, resulting in some bloody wars on the American Plains.
Some famous Indian chiefs include Geronimo, Sitting Bull, and Cochise. There was a chief for every single tribe. Just like our world today, all groups or nations need some kind of strong leadership, and that is what the Indian chief could provide. In today’s modern world, the chiefs are a much more peaceful people, while still exhibiting strong leadership qualities.
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mine wife kat
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