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Native American Name
by Rebekah Rosie Lang   
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This was a question put out by one of my yahoo groups for writing. The question was this: If your Native American Name could be anything that was observed by you in your daily life, what would your Native American Name be?


In my every day life, I would be observed playing music on the piano and composing music at college and at home. I would be observed singing in my voice class. I would be making beautiful sounds for the ear to hear! I have had piano lessons for eight years before taking again this semester and I have sung in choir since the 6th grade and that INCLUDES College choir and Church Choir too! My life would be filled with wonderment and learning from music! I collect Angels and talk to them frequently.
My life is full of Medicine for I have been ill and have a chronic illness. I will not go into further detail.

I would say my Native American Name would be "Angel Medicine Wings,"

Written March 17th, 2004 12:37am Central time All rights reserved


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Reviewed by Dan Summerfield (Reader)
Reviewed on March 18, 2004
Rebecca;

An interesting question posed by your group, one that makes us look at our lives honestly. I'm afraid my Indian name would be "Walls Stare Back."

Dan S.

Reviewed by Floria Kelderhouse (Reader)
Reviewed on March 17, 2004
Becca this is very interesting...and I love the name you chose...
I am thinking if it were me...what would I chose....hmm...
art, trees and nature, and I adore children....??? perhaps
nature's child..since I beleive nature to be art....loved this
article...floria (natures child)

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