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Sorry for the confusion. BBB has asked this in another thread. I replied that "Turtle Island", is what many Native Americans call North and South America. There is a Native American story that is lengthy and explains this. I may do a thread on it at a future time.

I'm used to dealing with tradional natives here and sometimes forget that not everyone knows our ways, slang or customs. Since we travel so much through other native nations, we've learned a lot. Actually, I never learn a thing. I'm just a dumb Indian woman, dunno nuthin'. I'm just like a trained parrot, repeating what I've heard.

Sam says'"But now I'd say that I have to go to the garage. It's spring cleaning!" (I'm not sure what springs we have out there. The spring thaw run-off has dried up in it and there aren't any metal springs there to my knowledge. However, knowing Sam as I do, I'm sure she'll explain."

"TTFN", Tigger

Hmmmmm, I think I hear a little of the coyote here......

Hi Husker,

Herself is responding to a different post so I'll do this one. Yes she does, Wiaka Nunpa. Now it's up to you to find a translation. :wink:

Sam

info,

Billie is heyoka. They often say the opposite of what they mean. There is also the thing about being aware of how little one really knows about anything compared to all the information out there. Make sense now?

Sam

BillW wrote:

It is a riddle, then again it is the way of the world - neither man nor woman or is it the same

Sorry Billie, not this time. It really is the real translation. No cigar this time, but I'll get a bananananana (How the heck do I stop writing that word?) flavored bubble gum cigar for you when we go to town for groceries.