Yes, weather is local. And painful winter thaws can be followed by monstrous blizzards.
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Hahaha! Welcome to Alberta! We lived in Calgary for 7 years and not once got used to the cold!!! Reasons why we live in Vancouver now! It’s pretty much geaarntued to snow in May in Calgary and then the snow will come back full force by Halloween… and this is just in the city! The mountains are always far colder! I’ve never seen Lake Louise without ice on top. Never bothered to stop by there in the summer. Banff has always been a winter escape for us.
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she really enojyed it and wanted to see it again. She knew I had always called myself a Lakota, and she said it actually did justice to the ways the American Indians have been treated. You have to remember that some of my friends thought the movie “A man called horse”, that came out the year before, was a good movie. To me the horse movie was funny. I was raised by my Grandmother who was full Lakota, and was 5 years old when the battle of Custer took place. She brought me up speaking Lakota and English, so when in that movie people were saying the Indians were singing a sacred song, and I knew it was a song that was taught to children as a lullaby, I had to laugh.Well I let her talk me into going, I ended up going 12 times so I could remember it almost word for word. It changed my way of looking at the Whites. At one point Billy said “Being an Indian isn’t a matter of blood, but a way of life” it hit me that the main reason I couldn’t get pass my past, was because I was stopping me. I would sneer at the Whites because of what was done to my ancestors. I had to climb above it. In the scene where he was speaking about the thin veil that separates the ones who have passed from us, were my Grandmother’s exact words. It hit me in the head like a brick. I had to open myself up, and accept the past cannot be changed, but the future can.I found that a Sundance was going to be held in Montana, and had to hitch-hike to get there, but I made it. It was funny that the county Sheriff was letting us use his land, even though the Sundance was an illegal act at that time. He didn’t think we should be barred from worshiping as we wanted. He was White.If I never saw this movie, I never would have went to Sundance, and I never would have had the honor to dance for my tribe. I never would have meant some people that became good friends, and close to me.I know I am only one man, but even one man can make a difference. I heard that before I watch Billy Jack, but I did not know the true meaning of that saying. I will say because of this movie, I am a better friend, husband and father, and still I earn from the movie and book everyday.Now, the drugs I must take for neuropathy seem to rob me of some of my memories. It would be nice to see the movie again, but I do have the book of the movie, that I read to keep the memories in my mind.SmilesMitakuye Oyasin,BillCurrent score: 0 (Please enable JavaScript to vote.)a0a0(vote for this entry) http://aeohmb.com [url=http://wsacjnr.com]wsacjnr[/url] [link=http://ingmpuokvgk.com]ingmpuokvgk[/link]