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Date Posted: Thu, 04/ 8/04 12:39am
Author: Thunderbeing
Subject: Re: home
In reply to: bowdrill 's message, "home" on Tue, 03/30/04 2:05pm

>I went back to Az for a couple weeks from 3-14 to
>3-25-04. it was nice to be away from work and just get
>up each day not having to think about going in to
>work. on the other hand, i didn't know what to do wit
>ALL that time on my hands. but I managed. I drove
>about half the time away from work, cuz I couldn't
>affroed to fly. But then I realized I couldn't really
>afford to drive either cuz gas prices are so high. in
>Az it was $2/gal. on the average it was $1.90/gal all
>way cross the country.
>
>anyway, on the way out I saw a truck that had slide
>downhill on I40 in the smokie mtns. it wasn't on fire
>or anything but it slowed down traffic. back home was
>nice visiting with my bro's and sis's but it was the
>same with my mom gone. but i guess everyone that has
>lost both parents knows that feeling. It was like I
>was just visiting.. and i guess maybe it was?? I'm
>still working that out through the old gray matter.
>
>one bright spot was that I visited with my uncle whom
>is a medicine man in the blessing way, and he shared
>with me some more songs.. and told me some stories
>about the songs and just generally hung out for the
>most of two days.
>
>So i'm wondering now if thats the way it will be from
>now on when i go back to visit my folks back on the
>rez, that is, that it will be like I'm just passing
>through like the wind trying to find a place to
>settle??
>
>does anyone have experiences like this after their
>folks are gone? My bro's and sis's have always been
>not close knit, even though there has never really
>been any animosity between them or me. we just grew up
>seperate due to the BIAs stealing of kids from the rez
>and seperating them from their families while we were
>growing up.
>
>Anyway, just checking in to see if anyone is out there.<><><<<>>><><> Yep! both my parents have made their journey. I have been an orpahn for some time now. Mostly I fell like the anchors that once tied me to this earth are now cut. It does get better when you can slowly get a sence of your parents still living on and trying to accomplish and complete things threw you. Sometimes I see my fathers energy in a tree or my mothers in a flower..that helps me a lot. But it is still very hard for me when I need to ask them a question and I remember they are not here..Of course I ask them anyway and just put it out there in the universe to get an answer....Hey Bow, where is that brew you promised me when we play the Rams Head?...I`ll trade you a free ticket for a brew when I am in your neck of the woodz or should I say water, next time..later Cuz, ^^^^ T.

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