its been way too long. i didn't even think this existed anymore. But here we go. Here i am ( Read more... )

No matter what our kids and the new generation think about us,

WE ARE AWESOME !!!
OUR Lives are LIVING PROOF !!!

To Those of   Us  Born 
1925 - 1970  :

~~~~~~~~~
TO ALL THE KIDS WHO SURVIVED THE
1930s, '40s, '50s, '60s and '70s!!

First, we survived being born to mothers ( Read more... )

Dragged down by others vampiric qualities. Wolves in sheeps clothing, holding me here. willfully, i resist and give up. My emotions so readily dismissed as something i do not NEED to express. How wrong am I? Strong currents pushed deeper and deeper,  festering and draining out as brackish water from my eyes, my soul.
I was moving for you, i was ( Read more... )

In a moment of stillness, i realize that i must write. I must preserve this life in whatever means necessary. I must not relive the past and forever move forward. Toward healing, toward worthiness, toward purity and divinity. I feel my story is a more personal one, one that has no beginning or end, just dragging on and on into eternity ( Read more... )

The Yoho/Joho Family: Genealogy and History
http://www.timyoho.com/YohoPage/YohoPage.htm

Yoho is a Cree indian word meaning awesome and beautiful

Although of Swiss origin, the Joho/Yoho Family has been found to have three major branches in other countries: Alsace France, ( Read more... )

Denise Levertov was born in Ilford, Essex, England, on October 24, 1923. Her father, raised a Hasidic Jew, had converted to Christianity while attending university in Germany. By the time Denise was born he had settled in England and become an Anglican parson. Her mother, who was Welsh, read authors such as Willa Cather, Joseph Conrad, Charles ( Read more... )

Illinoise ( Read more... )

By Rosalind Peterson ( Read more... )

Native Heart: An American Indian Odyssey ( Read more... )

Just a little girl, hell bent on being wonderful.
your snow waters violet and turning, bubbling turning.
I'd love to swim in your indigo snow waters and turn purple with the cold

Native American Healing
http://www.garynull.com/documents/nativeamerican.htm