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To: fish hawk

Right on! Many of them, for a very long time, have also fought for this country right along with non-Indians. Although I’m not Indian myself; there is a lot I can admire in them as a whole, as well as many individually!

I had a few friends that were Indian. One I worked with and some I was in school with, and some who brought their kids to a day-care I worked for! The one I worked with gave me a lot of valuable insights into what it was to be Indian. Not in so many words at once, but what I gleaned in many conversations! We had many similarities.

Both of us were mothers of teens, both close to the same age, both of us had families with drinking or drug problems, both of us had troubles with spouses or boy friends in the past, etc..


37 posted on 11/05/2009 11:37:03 AM PST by dsutah
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An Indian funny: A news man was talking to a very elderly Indian and asked him what he thought about daylight savings time. The old chief said, Only a government could cut one foot off of the top of my blanket and sew it onto the bottom and tell me that my blanket is longer. LOL
39 posted on 11/05/2009 11:42:47 AM PST by fish hawk (It's sad that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom. Isaac Asimov)
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