November 28 – Daily Feast
Cold wind and mist have pushed in to dampen the spirits of grownups – but not the children. These natural things are a part of their enjoyment during a Thanksgiving holiday. The woods ring with voices and the sounds of sword fights as rotten sticks collide in midair. No real duel could be this exciting or cause so many to roll in the leaves or to hide behind the gnarled wild rose. Evening brings a rush of feet. Coyotes have set up their evening concert and the horned owl has squalled enough to impress them that it must be suppertime beside the fire. It has been a good day and something to remember thankfully.
~ I will tell you my people, and I believe it, it is not wrong for us to get this food. ~
CHIEF WENINOCK – YAKIMA
‘A Cherokee Feast of Days, Volume II’ by Joyce Sequichie Hifler
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