Susan Booker's Likes

October 2012

Butterflies

I've always liked butterflies. When their life-span was explained to me using a Biblical reference, I could relate to them very well. And again, butterflies can explain my recent life change.…

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photo sid 1 1 Like Caught the horses resting!

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September 2012

Whispering Clouds song of friendship for the…

video Whispering Clouds song of friendship for the… 4 Likes Me and my horse friend..

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photo come on let's dance 3 Likes Beary Nice day for a dip...

photo Beary Nice day for a dip... 2 Likes What a wonderful world.

video What a wonderful world. 2 Likes That's what I call putting your heads togeth…

photo That's what I call putting your heads togeth… 1 Like They Have Been Wrong All These Years

People ... yes people in general have for all these years gone by been VERY wrong about things and do not wish to admit it , even though they now know they were wrong for all this time . What am I…

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August 2012

Holy Eagle The eagle is a winged symbol for the Lakota people. It is the strongest and bravest of all birds. For this reason, the eagle and its feathers have been chosen to symbolize what is •highest•bravest•st… Discussion Holy Eagle 2 Likes The Lakota Winter Count A winter count is a record of history. For generations, Plains Indians drew pictographs to document their daily experiences. The Lakota term for winter count is wniyetu wowapi. The word Wowapi transl… Discussion The Lakota Winter Count 1 Like horse