Who taught you the most about your heritage?

[FireBear]

Who taught you the most about who you are and your heritage?

My uncle that lived in Oklahoma 700 miles from me use to ride the bus to see us and spend time teaching me. He forgot more then I will ever know.

[ojibwaysweetie]

Grandparents and parents mostly.

[orphanwolf1]

Father and Grandparents on my father side, I learned more in the first 13 years about life with mother earth and the last 30 years about life in the todays world and how we are handling begin ndn today:Angel2

[superndngyrl]

some old bugs bunny cartoons... oh and that comic strip that used to be in the newpaper... what was it called? Tumbleweeds? yeaaaa!!!

and oh yea that movie Pocahontas!

:)

[step_2_da_side]

I'd have to say my parents and surrounding family - we're very traditional people. Some stuff was taught in school, but for the most part, home is where I learned.

[WhoMe]

Originally posted by superndngyrl
some old bugs bunny cartoons... oh and that comic strip that used to be in the newpaper... what was it called? Tumbleweeds? yeaaaa!!!

and oh yea that movie Pocahontas!

:)

Dang, Super. . .

We must have graduduated from the same school . . .







DUI School!


*LOL

[Crow_hunny_420]

MY Grandparents taught me errthang i know ;) and i thank em for that :D

[kneegrow_native]

My Boyscout Troop Leader

[superndngyrl]

Originally posted by WhoMe
Dang, Super. . .

We must have graduduated from the same school . . .

DUI School!


*LOL

dang all wishin bad stuff on me... dang thats hardcore. all hurt cuz i nominated u for most kids (that you dont know about) in pow-wow country! :)

[Dancin by the bay]

I give credit to the David Crokett Adventure tv series in the 70s erra.


:p

[BurBz]

Heritage?

:Thinking hmmm from the ASU KAET-TV channel 8 PBS station ...:Tongue..they show alot bout the navajo ways LMAO

I even made sure i recorded it soooo i can use it as a guide when and if i ever have a daughter, to make sure we follow the EXACT same kinaalda that was recorded by KAET-TV *LMAO* :rofl2: :rofl2:

[BurBz]

Originally posted by Dancin by the bay
I give credit to the David Crokett Adventure tv series in the 70s erra.


:p

Holay and here i thought you learned everything from that show "A Man Called Horse" LOL

:rofl2: JK :p

[Pare Bowlegs]

I learned from my great g-ma, grandparents and parents.

[bushy_braids]

my parents... and i'm still learning... there's always something to learn about... i love hearing stories!

[Malia24]

I would just like to thank Disney for Pocahontas, no but really, no one has taught me anything because no one taught my parents. I have to do the digging all myself :Hammer