Strength beyond Strength. With in my own struggles to find a home. Life as it seems to fall apart I find my strength within me like roots that are forever strong blessed beyond blessed. My ancestors struggles reminding me of the blessing I still have.
My great grandmother was Chickasaw and her husband a cowboy of German descent. They lived in a dugout in Oklahoma. In winter when he went on a cattle drive, he would kill a deer and throw it up on the roof, which also acted as freezer. After he left, a cougar got up on the roof and tried to take the deer. My great grandmother chased it away with a broom. Her daughter, my grandmother, and a small women, once lifted a car off my father after it fell in him while he was fixing it. Later she saved me from a rabid dog, beating it off with her big old fashioned bonnet until my grandfather could shoot it. I come from tough women.
Im learning about these' treaty's and agreements i never knew this history it was never taught Pls forgive mu/us for our ignorance .The Goodnew is that once they beginning to understand the history along with found ancestry and connection to This history ...It makes me very sad too hear this story.....I offen "ANOMPA' I feel like i want to know this language And i need a dictionary A real India dictionary ...Its a beautiful story of courage and determination and strength something too be exstreamly proud of....Of their GGGG grandparents and Cheifs ....Thank you...
My great grandmother moved from Indian territory to new Mexico with 13 children. Incredible strong woman.
My great great great grandfather was one of the first American sheriff's and he was Chickasaw
Strength beyond Strength. With in my own struggles to find a home. Life as it seems to fall apart I find my strength within me like roots that are forever strong blessed beyond blessed. My ancestors struggles reminding me of the blessing I still have.
My wife he remember the hardship well of her people. The stories. Proud to be Chickasaw.
I believe the Fire Spirits visited that building because in allience with other Spirits they dont want it there.
Great show
My great grandmother was Chickasaw and her husband a cowboy of German descent. They lived in a dugout in Oklahoma. In winter when he went on a cattle drive, he would kill a deer and throw it up on the roof, which also acted as freezer. After he left, a cougar got up on the roof and tried to take the deer. My great grandmother chased it away with a broom. Her daughter, my grandmother, and a small women, once lifted a car off my father after it fell in him while he was fixing it. Later she saved me from a rabid dog, beating it off with her big old fashioned bonnet until my grandfather could shoot it. I come from tough women.
I’m tough too.
Im learning about these' treaty's and agreements i never knew this history it was never taught Pls forgive mu/us for our ignorance .The Goodnew is that once they beginning to understand the history along with found ancestry and connection to This history ...It makes me very sad too hear this story.....I offen "ANOMPA' I feel like i want to know this language And i need a dictionary A real India dictionary ...Its a beautiful story of courage and determination and strength something too be exstreamly proud of....Of their GGGG grandparents and Cheifs ....Thank you...
Wow!!!!!! Impressive