Comments on: You gotta be tough to be stupid http://tainowoman.com/2008/08/27/you-gotta-be-tough-to-be-stupid/ ...in the spirit of Hatuey! Fri, 06 Aug 2010 23:04:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: tammyheff http://tainowoman.com/2008/08/27/you-gotta-be-tough-to-be-stupid/#comment-127 tammyheff Wed, 26 Aug 2009 01:27:23 +0000 http://tainowoman.wordpress.com/?p=90#comment-127 I enjoyed your post, thanks for referencing it in your comment on my blog. I agree that sometimes, it is difficult for people to accept responsibility for their actions and often it is those that are left behind that have to deal with the senselessness of those actions. Thanks for sharing, Tammy http://tammyheff.wordpress.com I enjoyed your post, thanks for referencing it in your comment on my blog. I agree that sometimes, it is difficult for people to accept responsibility for their actions and often it is those that are left behind that have to deal with the senselessness of those actions.

Thanks for sharing,

Tammy
http://tammyheff.wordpress.com

]]> By: Rina http://tainowoman.com/2008/08/27/you-gotta-be-tough-to-be-stupid/#comment-66 Rina Sun, 07 Sep 2008 18:01:44 +0000 http://tainowoman.wordpress.com/?p=90#comment-66 Just wanted to let you know I happened upon your site and have been thoroughly enjoying it. The past several years I have felt that my spirit is hungering for more knowledge. I have come to the belief that what little I do know of Native American culture and spirituality seems to mesh well with the beliefs my own spirit is developing. My web search was regarding Native American teachings for non-natives - such a joy to read your words that do not malign such an endeavor. As you noted, many Native Americans are not open to the idea. Having no wish to offend anyone, I have just been hunting and pecking along on my own and tucking away bits and pieces of knowledge. I've enjoyed all your entries - this one spoke strongly to me. I live in NE Florida and we had some effects from Faye as well. You're so right when you say that we don't accept responsibility. As a fellow Floridian, something that aggravates me to no end - any time there's a shark attack in Florida waters there is an immediate hue and cry to go out and kill the sharks! Don't those dang sharks know that they're not supposed to coming swimming in so close to shore in our great big swimming pool! Sheesh. After we make the beaches shark-free, maybe somebody will do something about picking up all those pesky seashells so our feet will no longer get hurt. Thanks again for your words and insight. I'll be visiting again. Just wanted to let you know I happened upon your site and have been thoroughly enjoying it. The past several years I have felt that my spirit is hungering for more knowledge. I have come to the belief that what little I do know of Native American culture and spirituality seems to mesh well with the beliefs my own spirit is developing.
My web search was regarding Native American teachings for non-natives – such a joy to read your words that do not malign such an endeavor. As you noted, many Native Americans are not open to the idea. Having no wish to offend anyone, I have just been hunting and pecking along on my own and tucking away bits and pieces of knowledge.
I’ve enjoyed all your entries – this one spoke strongly to me. I live in NE Florida and we had some effects from Faye as well. You’re so right when you say that we don’t accept responsibility. As a fellow Floridian, something that aggravates me to no end – any time there’s a shark attack in Florida waters there is an immediate hue and cry to go out and kill the sharks! Don’t those dang sharks know that they’re not supposed to coming swimming in so close to shore in our great big swimming pool! Sheesh. After we make the beaches shark-free, maybe somebody will do something about picking up all those pesky seashells so our feet will no longer get hurt.
Thanks again for your words and insight. I’ll be visiting again.

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