By- John Sutton
Hey, i was wondering if you could make me a header image? I've been looking for one ever since, and i can't seem to be able to find any.. I saw that you've made some before, and i was wondering if you could possibly make me one?:) Sorry for the inconvinience.
it’s not an inconvinience, i enjoy it! i’d be glad to. What are you thinking? What kind of colors or themes would you like?
i could make a banner size(like the one on my blog,) or i could make you a full size image. :)
Face Twist
The features on the man facing left, is really the features on the right side of the man’s face who is looking right at you.
By -John Sutton
Make a new header for my blog!
It’s obviously based on the title.
This duck is a legend that i can’t even speak of.
I would die if i told you. Karma loves this duck to much.
Cherokee Rose
By -John Sutton
Story of the Cherokee Rose:
The journey known as the "Trail of Tears". It was a terrible time for the people - many died from the hardships and the women wept. The old men knew the women must be strong to help the children survive so they called upon the Great One to help their people and to give the mothers strength. The Great One caused a plant to spring up everywhere a Mother's tears had fallen upon the ground on the journey. He told the old men that the plant would grow quickly, then fall back to the ground and another stem would grow. The plant would have white blossoms, a beautiful rose with five petals and gold in the center for the greed of the white man for the gold on their land. The leaves would have seven green leaflets, one for each Cherokee clan. The plant would be strong and grow quickly throughout the land all along the Trail of Tears. The stickers on the stem would protect it from those who might try to move it, as it spread to reclaim some of the lost Cherokee homeland. The next morning, the women saw the beautiful white blossoms far back on the trail. When they heard what the Great One had said they felt their strength returning and knew they would survive and the children would grow and the People would flourish in the new Cherokee Nation.
