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Well hell peeps its been a long time since I have been on here its not that I didnt want to just there has been so much shit going on in my life lately that I just havent had the time to sit down and enjoy my time on this earth. We just lost my husbands dad last month on the 19th and then my man got real bad sick had to have a pick line put in to help get rid of an infection plus now he may need surgery to take a least 12 inches of his colon out if not more.. Sad thing is my mother is in the hospital now they say she has a blood clot going to her heart which is killin me inside because they can not operate on this issue at hand so its just a waiting game now, plus I just found out that my oldest son has an enlarged heart COPD and a few other things wrong with him then yesterday I took my little man in to get him checked out and a refill on his meds damn thing is she listened to his heart and said she wasnt liking what she heard now I need to take him to the hospital to get his heart taken a look at hell if its not one thing its another damn shame all this crap is happening to me and the family... Anyways I have moved to KY jelly lol dont think Ive been more happier in my life as I am right now Ive got a 4BR 1Bath house that doesnt cost as much as it did when I was living up north. Anyways I will try an get on here more often or as much as possible because right now I do nothave my pc just the xbox360 and to those that wanna talk with me on there plz add me name there is X SHE REAPER X well till when ever ya all have fun and take care much luv always...
I'm so sick of NORTHERN Indiana it's just sad, this place use to be o,k, to live however now with all the Construction they've been doing around here think it's that time again to head back where I should have been years ago an that's DOWN SOUTH where damn near everything is so much cheaper & beautiful all at the same time.. John and I are getting remarried on 8/14/2012 at the BLUFF in ROCKPORT Indiana, it's just so damn lovely there I'm gonna be so happy to get away and enjoy the rest of my life with him & my two wonderful kids all together I've got three however the one doesn't have much to do with the family any more because well ya know he's better than the rest of us (LOL) yeah but anyways I'll keep you guys posted on whatever happens/my new address and what not....
Wolves express themselves in many ways. There is the howl-bark, which is usually a distress call. It starts out as a high pitched bark and quickly turns into a short howl. It's a "Wolf Alarm", a warning to pack mates of possible danger. There are the yips, yaps, squeals, and chirps of play. These sounds are also used to show submissiveness to higher ranking pack members. The Wolf Growl is distinctive. It is a very bass sound, which emits from deep inside the animal. It is a warning that should be taken seriously. The Wolf Howl is harmonic. The howl usually shifts pitches to achieve a discord. It is believed that this is done to confuse unwelcome visitors as to the actual size of the pack. It appears that Wolves love a good Howl.
O.k. so I'm sure you all know that I had been diagnosed with two cancers in the same year well now they had me go into the hospital to get some testing done on my thyroid needless to say they found a tumor and had me go through another test to see how big this thing was.. It just seems like no matter what I've always got a black cloud over me as if I'm cursed in some way... Please pray for me cause I sure need all the love I can get right now an leave a comment or two justta lemme know you all care...Thank you!
I have been through so much shit in the past three plus years, having two types of cancer in the same year but I'm happy to say that I've been cancer free for two years now just hoping it stays that way. Hard to believe that I've made it this long seeing how everything seemed to fall apart on me no matter what I did, all that has changed tho now I'm on the right meds an what not to help me with depression an a few other things. Well all I can say at this point I'm very happy that everything is getting better...
I know I've been gone for sometime however sending alot of time with the family & friends here lately, anyways to those of you who have an XBOX you'll find me there under the name of C0D Goddess...lol... An just to make sure ya'll get it right the C0D has a zero in it just add me if you wish and maybe we can play some games or just chat whatever the case maybe...
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It's not surprising that the Indian saw the wolf as a significant animal. Both were hunters of which the survival of their families depended. The Indian was very aware of the many ways in which his own life resembled those of the wolf. The wolf hunted for himself and for his family. The wolf defended his pack against enemy attack, as the Indian defended his tribe. He had to be strong as an individual and for the good of the pack. It was a sufficient system of survival; and in the eyes of the Indian, no animal did this as well as the wolf. The Indian worked to be as well intigrated in his environment, as he could see the wolf was in the universe.
The hunter did not see the wolf as an enemy or competitor, or as something less than himself. His perception of the wolf was a realistic assessment of the wolf's ability to survive and thrive, to be in balance with the world they shared. He respected the wolf's patience and perseverance, which were his most effective hunting weapons. To say he hunted like a wolf was the highest compliment, just as to say a warrior fought like the wolf was high praise.
The wolf moved silently without effort, but with purpose. He was alert to the smallest changes in is world. He could see far and his hearing was sharp. When an Indian went into enemy territory, he wished to move exactly like this, to sense things like the wolf.
The wolf fulfilled two roles for the Indian: he was a powerful and mysterious animal, and so perceived by most tribes, and he was a medicine animal, identified with a particular individual, tribe or clan.
At a tribal level, the attraction to the wolf was strong, because the wolf lived in a way that made the tribe strong. He provided food for all, including the old and sick members of the pack. He saw to the education of his children. He defended his territory against other wolves.
At a personal level, those for whom the wolf was a medicine animal or personal totem understood the qualities that made the wolf stand out as an individual. For example, his stamina, ability to track well and go without food for long periods.
The definition and defense of home range was as important to the Indian as it was to the wolf. The boundries of most Indian territories, like those of wolves, changed with the movement of game herds, the size of the tribe and the time of year.
The tribe, like the pack broke up at certain times of the year, and joined together later to hunt more efficiently. Both the wolf and the Indian hunted the same type of game and moved their families to follow specific game herds.
Deer sought security from Indian hunters by moving into the border area between warring tribes, where hunters were least likely to show up, just as they did between wolf territories, where wolves spent the least time hunting.
The Indian believed that dying was not a tragic event. It was important to the Indian that he die well, with dignity, to consciously choose to die even if it is inevitable. This kind of self control in the face of death earns a warrior the greatest glory. This way of thinking is similar to the moment of eye contact when a wolf meets it's prey. This "conversation of death" determines whether the prey lives or dies. The prey must be willing to die. There is a nobility in this mutual agreement.
Among the Cherokee, was a belief that to kill a wolf was to invite retribution from other wolves. This way of thinking parallels the laws of the tribe, where to kill an Indian meant to expect revenge from his family members.
Wolves ate grass, as Indians ate wild plants, both for medicinal reasons. Both were family oriented and highly social in structure. Both the Indian and the wolf used a sign language.
Wolves and Cree Indians in Alberta maneuvered buffalo out onto lake ice, where the big animals lost their footing and were more easily killed.
Pueblo Indians and wolves in Arizona ran deer to exhaustion, though it might have taken the Pueblos to do it.
Wolf and Shoshoni Indian lay flat on the prairie grass of Wyoming and slowly waved, the one its tail, the other a strip of hide, to attract curious but elusive antelope close enough to kill.
My husband hunts & we love eating whatever he gets, such as deer-duck-boar-geese-rabbit an a few others. I make killer ass deer chilli and a mean roast, You'd say Imma cook from hell but thing is there's a few of our friends that does not like to eat wild game an yet one day we had em over for dinner I made BBQ deer with home made fries of course they didn't know what it was & ate it after doing so I told em well needless to say both of them loved it. I'd like to know if any of you guys hunt an if so have some recipes that you'd like to share I'd really love to hear them, love trying new things no matter what it maybe.. So please leave it here or email me with em...
I've been here now for over 7 years, changed my name I don't know how many times an left once or twice do to all the drama this place brought an yet I still come back thinking maybe things have changed but they haven't. It's really a damn shame that after all this time people who you thought was your friend really wasn't but that's o.k. it's just that when you rate/add/fan someone, you'd think they would do the same however that's not the case there has only been a few in which returns the favor & to be honest that's sad as hell... There's one person on here who's really shown the love an that's BigBlueRider an I wanna thank him for everything he has done for me, so THANK YOU GREG for being a sweet friend to me.
