The Ka-Tet Cantina

**JohnDalglish** · January 17th, 2008

Hi,

Good Whatever Everyone!!!

Thankee for that, Gelata, much appreciated.

Just got my copy of Secret Windows in the post - thankee big-big, Kim; that'll do for the lost two days for Duma Key here!

((((((((((((((((((((((((All tet-mates and their's)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

Large Irish coffee please.

Long days and pleasant nights

**Cola** · January 17th, 2008

Originally Posted by Volic

Patricia, it's great that you welcomed this Native American Medicine Man to our Cantina!!!

I am Absolutely Fascinated with ANYTHING to do with Native Americans and their culture - anyone care to enlighten me? - would we have enough to start another thread?

motherwolf · January 17th, 2008

Originally Posted by Patricia A

I ran into this Native American Medicine Man on my way here and asked him to come to the Cantina with me to help tend to our sick and ailing people. He was reluctant at first, then when I told him we were all SK fans he agreed immediately and said he just loved "Firestarter,"

Hmmm......... Looks like he might could be Lakota! I've got some fry bread in me bag! (He'll like that and everyone else too!) I'll have to take out back with me for a visit with Sally, Thunderhorse and Pegasus! He's gonna love everyone in the Ark!

motherwolf · January 17th, 2008

Originally Posted by MadamMack

Originally Posted by Anni M

LOL...Awwww! know, I know. ( pat pat pat).

thats a good Woof!

.........and THUMP,THUMP,THUMP,THUMP,THUMP,THUMP,THUMP goes the tail on the hardwood floor!!!!!!.................. WHERE IS SAI!?!?! If I can't see his 'devil may care' shining grin, then I at least want to see some Palm trees!!!!! Gelata! Spidey's got us covered on the favorites as always!!!!! Gallina!!! I love those purple buggies too! Good Morning everyone! Hope you all are well!!! Poor Spidey, the wet miserables!!! At least the doggie hasn't got it too bad today!!! Wheres our Charms!?!? I need to know how the little man is!!! Coffees all drunk up! I'll have one of those girlie RedBulls! Please! You know the sugar-free gunk! BUCKWHEAT! How the hell are ya Baby!?!?!

**Patricia A** · January 17th, 2008

Originally Posted by Volic

Patricia, it's great that you welcomed this Native American Medicine Man to our Cantina!!!

Thanks Galli, the Native American culture is something I have always held close to my heart.

**Patricia A** · January 17th, 2008

I has foun yer noz....

One last post for Motherwolf before I go to work. Thanks for the coffee this a.m.!

**maidenbutterfly** · January 17th, 2008

Originally Posted by motherwolf

I hope you are feeling better MaidenFlutterby!!! SO glad y'all didn't wreck!!!

thank you, glad we made it safe too!
Feeling a little better, but a bit phlegmy and stuffed up. Kiddo seems to be feeling better, he's currently working on a fort in the living room for a good day's play.

**rose key** · January 17th, 2008

It's my birthday-champagne for everyone!!!!!

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	Happy Birthday!

motherwolf · January 17th, 2008

Originally Posted by Cola

I am Absolutely Fascinated with ANYTHING to do with Native Americans and their culture - anyone care to enlighten me? - would we have enough to start another thread?

Ambivalence is hell of thing my lovely colleen! There be great joys and great saddness in the territory of which you speak! I'll not start a thread on it, but would contribute what I can! There are some really good websites out there, First People is the one that comes to mind. Thats where I got my profile picture. Have a bit of fry bread love! Goes good with coffee and irish coffee both! Haven't made this myself but have chosen a recipe from hundreds to make sometime! ( literally hundreds of recipes for it out there!) Fry Bread is a thing, in these later years, that is quite unifying in the Native American culture! It's everywhere Human Beings congregate and in every home! ( the 'Human Beings' is what the Cheyenne always referrred to themselves as. And is sometimes used by members of other tribes as well. Again in recent years, some of my old friends used that term whenever someone was around who took acception to be called 'Indians'. Most of my friends are older, like me, and still prefer to call themselves Indians or American Indians. But have no problem with Native American.)

**Spideyman** · January 17th, 2008

Originally Posted by Cola

I am Absolutely Fascinated with ANYTHING to do with Native Americans and their culture - anyone care to enlighten me? - would we have enough to start another thread?

I was very privledged to take a course given by a Lakota Shaman a few years ago. A book- The Rainbow Tribe by Ed Mcgaa was suggested reading. It deals with a modern day movement to unite people back to the basic Native American Way of Life.

The following is a site with explanation and further links. It might be very interesting to start a thread on Native American Culture.

http://www.spiritualnetwork.net/native/rainbow.htm