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Saturday, November 17, 2012

Some Fabulous Works of Art.....

Man’s Shirt, circa 1860, from the Crow tribe, one of the articles in the Detroit Institute of Arts’s Native- American art collection. Photo courtesy of Detroit Institute of Arts

1880s Southern Cheyenne Hightop Women's Mocassins

suchasensualdestroyer: Huron (Quebec), Cigar Case, moosehair/wool/birch bark/beads, c. 1850.

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To You My Friends!

May a Stetson lie close to your favorite boots,

May a saddle be where you sit. May you always remember your Western roots,

Full of try and empty on quit!

~Lincoln Rogers

Roy Rogers Riders Club Rules

They might be from a bygone era, but they are still rules for kids (from 1 to 101) to live by.

*Be neat and clean.

*Be courteous and polite.

*Always obey your parents.

*Protect the weak and help them.

*Be brave but never take chances.

*Study hard and learn all you can.

*Be kind to animals and care for them.

*Love God and go to Sunday School regularly.

*Always respect your flag and country.

There comes a time in life, when you walk away from all the drama and people who create it. You surround yourself with people who make you laugh, forget the bad, and focus on the good. So, love the people who treat you right. Pray for the ones who don't. Life is too short to be anything but happy. Falling down is part of Life... Getting back up is Living..." ~unknown

Code of The West

1. Live each day with courage.

2. Take pride in your work.

3. Always finish what you start.

4. Do what has to be done.

5. Be tough, be fair.

6. When you make a promise, keep it.

7. Ride for the Brand.

8. Talk less and say more.

9. Remember that some things aren't for sale.

10. Know where to draw the line.

A Cowgirl is wherever you find her. Proving that you can take the Cowgirl out of the Wild West but that you can never ever take the Wild West out of the Cowgirl.

~ Gail Gilhcrest