http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/-t1.htm Thu, 11 Jun 2009 18:36:49 GMT 10 http://i79.servimg.com/u/f79/12/89/99/03/tscabu10.jpg http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/-t1.htm http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/pelican-girl-t2850.htm Juju Ma Pelican Girl Native American - Miwok tale retold by Oban A long time ago, in the land of the South People, it was time for Pelican Girl to become a woman. A special dance and ceremony was planned, to celebrate the event in the proper way of the South People. All the people of the village gathered for the dance, including Little Owl, the Snipe family, and Coyote and his grandson Hawk Chief. All the right ceremonies were carried out for Pelican Girl. “This party is so cool, ” said ... Stories and Myths Thu, 11 Jun 2009 18:36:49 GMT http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/pelican-girl-t2850.htm#3203 http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/pelican-girl-t2850.htm http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/koobor-the-koala-and-water-t2849.htm Juju Ma Koobor the Koala and Water Australian Aboriginal Legend retold by Agor A long time ago, animals weren't animals - they were people. Koobor the koala was a boy. His parents were dead and he lived with relatives in a very dry part of the country, where there was never enough water. Everyone in the family was given water each evening, but Koobor was always given his drink last and he never thought it was enough. "I'm still thirsty!" he cried, "I want more water." ... Stories and Myths Thu, 11 Jun 2009 18:15:25 GMT http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/koobor-the-koala-and-water-t2849.htm#3202 http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/koobor-the-koala-and-water-t2849.htm http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/the-storytelling-stone-how-stories-began-t2848.htm Juju Ma The Storytelling Stone - how stories began Native American - Seneca legend retold by Oban A long time ago, a young man called Crow lived in one of the villages of the Seneca people. His parents had died many years before and he had no one to care for him, or to cook and sew for him. He lived at the very edge of the village in a small lodge made from bark and branches. His hair was always a tangled mess, and his clothes were old and tattered cast offs he had been given in trade. The ... Stories and Myths Thu, 11 Jun 2009 18:06:07 GMT http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/the-storytelling-stone-how-stories-began-t2848.htm#3201 http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/the-storytelling-stone-how-stories-began-t2848.htm http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/how-kangaroo-got-his-tail-t2847.htm Juju Ma How Kangaroo got his Tail Based on an Australian Aboriginal Legend A long time ago, some animals looked different to the way they look now. Kangaroos had no tails and wombats had high, round heads. Mirram the Kangaroo and Warreen the Wombat were good friends. They lived together in a hut that Warreen had built from tree bark. They liked being with each other, but Mirram liked to sleep outside at night and he made fun of Warreen who always wanted to sleep inside. ... Stories and Myths Thu, 11 Jun 2009 18:01:06 GMT http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/how-kangaroo-got-his-tail-t2847.htm#3200 http://juju-s.forumotion.net/stories-and-myths-f21/how-kangaroo-got-his-tail-t2847.htm