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     A young Native American girl shares her story.

Image of lightning (c) 2011, by Karla Dorman.

Molly Rain Sky is my name.  I am nine years old.  I live with my family in Pueblo, Colorado.  I have a mother and a father, two sisters (Raven Storm and Rainbow Sunshine, who are ten and six), and a baby brother, Jackson Crow, who is a year old.

I am in the third grade at Raventree Elementary School.  My teacher is Mrs. Antelope.

We live on a reservation.  It's always been my home.  I love it here; it is so peaceful and I have many friends, especially at school and at church, which we attend every Sunday and Wednesday.  Tonight is church night, so I will be at Bible Study with my friends.  I always enjoy learning about god and his son, Jesus.

I like to do many things, among them being soccer, baseball, running, and dancing the Indian dances, singing, knitting, croocheting, drawing, reading, writing stories and poems, watching tv (American Idol, though I will miss it tonight 'cause of church!), and gong to pow-wows.  I love watching the storms as they pass over; lightning is my favorite part of the storm.  I like to think of them as the spirits dancing for our enjoyment and our ancestors who have passed before us greeting us with happy hellos.

When I grow up I want to be a photographer (taking pictures is another thing I love) or  a storm chaser.

Well, I hate to go, but it is time for my next class, which is Music.  I will write in here again with more stories about me and my family.  I hope you will like what I will write, and I hope you liked what I wrote today.  Until later, this is Molly Rain Sky saying good bye!  I will talk to you again!

~Molly Rain, your new friend in Colorado. 

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Reviewed by Paul Berube 4/4/2012
Very sweet story, Karen.
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 4/4/2012
Karen, this is a very well written story; enjoyed meeting Molly Sky!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

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