The squash blossoms look tasty.
I shall pick them before frost.
The mist was almost refreshing.
Her outfit is amazing and her prairie gorgeous.
But the west-wind, Mudjekeewis, is false and faithless!
I love her shoes.
I once again recite this epic song.
The Song of Hiawatha
is best read aloud.
"By the shores of Gitche Gumee,
By the shining Big Sea Water,
Stood the wigwam of Nokomis,
Daughter of the moon, Nokomis."
American Indian things that relate to me.
I have stacks of books to keep me
entertained on cold, wet November days.
I have my moccasins and blanket.
I have my tea.
entertained on cold, wet November days.
I have my moccasins and blanket.
I have my tea.
12 comments:
Great stuff! Keep it coming.
Do you have Native American heritage or just an interest in the culture?
Carole
Like the rainy day pics, and the poem brings back memories. :-)
What a wonderful post!
I do enjoy the pictures..
Glad you got some much needed rain. Love your November decorations, especially the turkey.
And oohhh, those Indian princesses!
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Hi,
I saw the map of America.So your state was in the center of America and a big prairie.Many indian relic must be left.I don't know about Indians except for the Western moovies. The development of event was much amusing to me.
Nice blog!
Loving the nature pictures. Very beautiful.
Cool! great stuff.. love it.
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