They Call Me Whipperwill, A Spirit So Free

As I sit here listening to Sacred Wind Calling brings a peace in my hearts feeling. Time to stand short and look to the mountains. Wishing badly to touch the pines again. Watch the creek flowing down stream around my feet. Wanting to watch the reflections of everything around me in the ripples. To watch the wild life as they come in the evening. Sunsets with beautiful colors of lavender, pinks and yellows. A breeze making my hair whip around and night sounds becoming music as darkness falls. They call me Whipperwill, a spirit so free..... and will dance around the fire's light of a dream. Written By "Whipperwill"

Vision Of My Life Before My Time Where I Truely Belong

In my visions it is here that my feet touch the soil, my heart knows the love of all the images that surround me. To breathe life to shadows that dance around me in the flames of the fire that burns in knowing that I missed the life that was really meant to be me living hundreds of years ago, or maybe I really was there in the past and is why I feel so close to it!!! Let me lay on a mountain in the rain, soaking wet and breathe in the smells surrounding me become one with it all. My Free Spirit will Dance! Written By: "Whipperwill"

I Will Miss You Nadine

Nadine G. Honey, 88 of Caldwell, passed away Sunday, November 6, 2011 at a local care facility. Graveside services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, November 11th at Middleton Cemetery, Middleton under the direction of Dakan Funeral Chapel, Caldwell. Condolences may be shared with the family through their online tribute page at www.dakanfuneralchapel.com

Nadine was born July 13, 1923 to Cortez and Angeline Leach Evans. She moved with her family to Idaho at a young age, settling in Caldwell in her later years. Nadine was a true homemaker. She worked for JR Simplot Company for a while, but preferred to stay home where she loved to garden and spend time outside.

Being a good listener, Nadine was well loved by her family and friends. She always made time for anyone who needed to share their troubles, needed advice or simply wanted her company.

She was a member of the Caldwell Eagles.

Nadine is survived by her daughter, Linda Davis of Emmett; her son, Loren Dana of Caldwell; several grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by four of her six children; her husband, Ernie Honey; all of her siblings; and her parents.

My New Toys

I now will be learning to play my new "High Spirit" Native flute. I hope to play well enough to play at our camp fires at our Rendezvous this next year! Wish me luck. As for my new hawk she will be displayed on my wall! I won't be throwing her....she's toooooooo pretty!

May God give you...

For every storm, a rainbow...
For every tear, a smile.
For every care a promise and a blessing in each trial.
For every problem life sends, a faithful friend to share.
For every sigh, a sweet song and an answer for each prayer...

To all you guys who "sag" your pants and show your butt and
underwear..did you know it originated in prison? It was a signal to
the other MEN that you are "available". So if you wanna keep going
around looking like your "available" for another dude to "tap that"...
then keep thinking your cool while I think you look like a Fool!!!

Thank you Florida, Kentucky, and Missouri, which are the first states that will require drug testing when applying for welfare. Some people are crying and calling this unconstitutional. How is this unconstitutional? It's OK to drug test people who work for their money but not those who don't?…