The coyote story got me to thinking and I recalled the coyote was mentioned a lot in the Indigenous North American stories. If you are interested in knowing more, you can check out the website below. I hope you enjoy the stories.
Coyote in Native American Culture
In Indigenous North American traditions, the coyote is a multifaceted figure — often a trickster, creator, culture hero, and teacher — whose role varies by tribe and region. While the real coyote (Canis latrans) is the animal inspiration, the mythological coyote is usually anthropomorphic, with traits like fur, pointed ears, yellow eyes, and a tail Wikipedia.
www.bing.com/search?q=coyote+in+indian+culture&pc=GD06&form=GDNSBR&ptag=29438
30 people joined the North County Resistance group in Nehalem this past week. Thank you all for your support. Also joining us was Representative Suzanne Bonamici and her Campaign Manager Ellie Zuckerman. They shook hands and talked with everyone on the line, congratulating us on being out there. It was a very positive experience.
We are all wondering a lot about our president and his putting our country in such dangerous and expensive situations. Why in the world is he getting away with all his antics? What a shame. We need you to stand up with us at our protests in Nehalem. You don’t have to stay the whole time, come when you can and leave when you need to. Totally understand people wanting to work in their gardens or go to the beach on such beautiful days, but we need you to help us. Again, bring your chair, and anything else that makes you more comfortable. This week we had homemade ginger cookies provided by one of our protesters!
Public response from those who walk by or drive by has been over the top! Lots of thumbs up and horn honking showing people are agreeing with us.
Hope to see you next Saturday, May 16, in Nehalem, from noon to 2 PM.
Don’t forget to vote!
Best,
Patty