doc donot do what i did with first meet of Indian by jocko500
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
renecyberdoc i saying you coming here to America. Do not do what I did when I was a young dumb teenager.
I went out west with my family and I was around 13 , could be 12 years old.
I saw my first Indian in real life in a store in Texas and I walked up to him to shake his hand and I was saying "You the first Indian I ever saw in my life. I saw them on TV and the movies but not in real life".
He did not say a word but turn and walked away from me.
I was mad and wanted to jump on him and hit him. But I did not do that.
I heard his wife saying to him that he was wrong in doing that seeing I had the great spirit that was acting in me. He told his wife " yes I know but I could not do so for I had to keep clean and not talk to whites at all for a religious ceremony I was to be in that was coming up soon."
I looked back on this and wonder why I was so dumb doing this. But hey The great spirit was with me.
This is a true story and I bet you can think of dumb stuff you all did in your past.
You all do not do dumb stuff
here we see the Native American in Santa Fe selling they ware.
this is for renecyberdoc and UteBigSmile as they is comeing here to America.
My brother told me EU people knows more about the native American and they history that the people living here. Wonder why. Schools is dumbing down America. SWe are 37 in the world now. not good.
Comments (45)
a good story my friend, as a rule i do more dumb things by 6 am than most people do all day haha. good capture to match the story
when I was 4, I met my Mom's boss... the blackest lady I had ever seen to this day... her name was Lovey... I hid behind my Mom's desk and when my Mom said why are you acting like this, I said did your Boss get burned in a fire.... Lovey came over and showed me her skin - yeah, we all do stupid stuff - lol
Its an adjustment of our lives and the world is changing...hopefully for the better. Aloha
Awesome capture and story thanks for sharing with us superb work !!
Amazing capture!!!!!
awesome little story- imagine the cyberdoc walking up to a 6 1/2 foot big chief (like mc murphy in the coockoos nest)and ask him how his hammer is hanging heheheh. well i promise 1- to wear clothes 2- above all to get rid of the big nose mikereson gave me,lest they dont let me enter the territory 3- i dont gamble 4- i dont visit back alleys lol. excellent and thank you for your kind comments all the time and also for sharing this storybit.
Fascinating story, Jocko!
Great candid shot; that bloke looks bored out of his skull!
Excellent photography my friend.....!!!
Interesting reactions from both parties. The Indians do wonderful jewelry work. There's a Civic Center close to our house and we went there once when the Navajo people had exhibitions and sales. It was amazing! Excellent shot! (:
Once again, many beautiful photos with interesting people! You come around a lot really! Where you are now telling the story of your first Indian ... Something similar happened to me. My grandmother told me that people of African origin were so dark because they were in the oven. Since I was little, of course I believed that she told my grandma there. Then came the big day and I saw the first dark people in my life. I'll be approached him and asked him if he was in the oven. He laughed and said that it was probably a long time ago, he could not remember exactly. Well, then my mother told me that this would be the oven complete nonsense. But at least I learned then that there are very tolerant people.
Fantastic pic here Jock, and I very much enjoyed the story and your thoughts behind it.
Wonderful capture, Jock and interesting story. Excellent
Great capture and story.
belle histoire!!
Wonderful work, and a great story.
Excellent and interesting shot and great informations.
splendid photo and story
Excellent POV and capture! :)
Excellent story and capture, Jock!!!
Great story and shot! :)
I wonder, Is America ready for Rene??? LOL :) Super story and photo Jock :)
Wonderful shot, Jocko!!!!!
I remember my wife, doing exactly the same thing.
marvelous story Jock!
VERY VERY FINE POV
Great Photo !! Been to the Sante Fe Plaza many times as I lived near here. Your Photo is making me Homesick. I know the feeling of doing dumb things, done so many times.
Heap good ambience in this cool capture of that hot blonde on her knees at the big courtyard, checking out the local Indian wares, most of them turquoise, Jock. And if you didn't know the chief was going to a religious ceremony, then I don't think you did anything wrong. You were just being friendly, white man!
An interesting story Jock! Is there a difference between Dumb & Ignorance? What you did was Ignorant, what he did was Dumb! ;) He could have taken the time to explain.