有关shooflies的小学民间故事阅读_小升初阅读

有关shooflies的小学民间故事阅读

Today StiTumma would begin the trail ride by trailing the riders. She took her time, although Zoomer wanted to be in the lead of the pack. What a lovely day, open views for nice photos, and she noticed that the riders were taking some lovely shots. Zoomer was becoming impatient, so StiTumma let him walk a bit faster to get to the head of the riders. She was almost to the beginning of the riders when a pair of riders, an elder cowboy and his wife, moved up to talk to her. The lady asked, We were wondering if you are a medicine lady, you have all the scalps with beadwork on them displayed on your saddle. And we wanted to know how you got anyone to actually touch the scalps to put the beadwork on them.

StiTumma started chuckling, and then broke out in laughter! Her younger brother, the lead

trail guide for today, stopped the group to check on his sister. StiTumma decided this was a good spot to take a break and talk about the shooflies she was so proud of. By the time the riders started off again on the ride, the whole Country Trail Ride crew were amazed at how many of these city cowboys and cowgirls didnt understand the Native Americans at all, they still believed there was scalping and raiding going on within the reservation! Scalps, what a joke, now every trail guide would want to be decorated with the scalps displayed on their horse to show their honor within the Tribe!

Since that ride, and all the jokes and laughter about the medicine lady and her scalps, Gilly has been able to have a dozen imitation scalps beaded and ready for sale at each trail ride during the lunch break at the wonderful and remodeled old campsite.