Sky People: A Short Story

Water is political. It nourishes us, connects us, and separates us. Water is especially political in Canada: almost nine percent of Canada is covered by fresh water, annually Canada’s rivers discharge seven percent of the world’s renewable water supply, and Canada holds 25 percent of the world’s wetlands.[1] But we forget the power of water sometimes when stories about water become stirred into other stories, especially about Indigenous women’s bodies. The mingling of stories about water and about Indigenous women seems obvious. Indigenous women in Canada have long had special connections to water. In the Haudenosaunee tradition, Sky Woman built the world as we know it out of a primordial sea on the back of a turtle. Four women (three of them

In Sky land people were living as they do today on earth. In the center of this land existed a Sky tree that provided food for people in Sky land. Aataentsic, the old chief of Sky Lands wife , cuts down the tree to give the fruit that lies at the very top of the tree to heal her sick husband. However, as soon as she struck the tree, it spilt in half , toppled over and formed a hole in sky land. After the tree falls into the hole , Aataentsic belives that without that without the sky tree , there can be no life , therefore , Aataentsic follows the tree. After Aataentsic threw herself into the hole , turtle called together all the water animals to form an island on top of his back to save Aataentsic life as she gently settled on the new earth.

“Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you’ll land among the stars,” said Les Brown. Throughout the dream unit we have seen lots of videos of people who have achieved their dreams. But also of some people who didn’t achieve their dreams after they worked for it. But they ended up in the stars and were happy with what they did achieve. But just because some people don’t always achieve their dream doesn’t mean everyone can’t there’s a chance to achieve the dreams. But if we don’t we can still end up with part of the dreams or still achieve something.

“Get Octavia, Jasper and Roma. Now! You come with me, Y/N.” Clarke ordered with Miller running off to find the three while Bellamy carries Murphy into the dropship.

The reason why both of these stories seem so hard to comprehend is because for people like me to conflicts with reality, relatable, perception, and fact from fiction. Understanding the customs of the Native Americans are different from mines and in “A Tale of The Sky World" is a great example of that. How the Native American's viewed things like the environment, creatures, and Gods. In the book, the girl got pregnant because she faced the east and the breath of the west wind had entered her person causing conception. Or the father laying his down alongside the great tree and dig it up to cure her illness. This is foreign to me. They had their own philosophies and principles about how the realm was formed. I like the fact that learning about

Then the woman stepped onto the land. She sprinkled dust into the air and created stars. Then she created the moon and sun.

Initial takeaways from critics was that The 100 was “disappointingly familiar” (Starr). Clarke and Lexa’s kiss, the first indication that their relationship isn’t platonic, doesn’t come until very late in the second season. When it does come, it’s a very brief moment — Clarke does kiss back, but she also stops kissing about three seconds later, and tells Lexa “I can’t.” The implication is that Clarke means “I can’t right now because my last love interest died about five minutes ago and also I’m responsible for keeping hundreds of people alive even though I’m only 17,” not “I can’t because we’re both girls.” (Rachel) Still though, viewers were hoping for a little more than the few seconds of blissful bi reciprocal feelings seen. Much has been said about this show, and so much of it enthusiastic, that most people would be prepared for a full-on relationship. What viewers actually got ultimately amounts to a demonstration that our protagonist is bi, but the scene doesn’t last long enough to do much more. What’s more, Lexa and Clarke don’t exactly end the season on an amicable note. While viewers are cautiously optimistic about Clarke and Lexa’s reconciliation, the fact remains that if viewers had blinked several times, they could possibly have missed this

“That's part of the bad. We don't go over there. They want you to be one of them and let your mom die of natural causes. If that happens then all of this gets ruined.”

Just as he fell into the cave Mr.Disaster was in, he was teleported where he started

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Bellamy - Is determined to rescue his sister, no matter the cost. So when him and Clarke make the astonishing discovery that they aren't alone Bellamy instantly believes that these Earthborns have taken her. When old secrets make Bellamy believe that he can no longer trust Clarke he searches for any hint to Octavia's location. So when Bellamy is told that the 100 have taken a Earthborn captive, he doesn't hesitate to question the girl. When Sasha tells Bellamy the location of the grounders camp, he sets off again forming another uneasy alliance with Clarke. After Octavia is found, can the sparks still fly between Bellamy and Clarke ? Or will old secrets be enough to snuff them out ?

A 21-year-old singer Kyra Stone wakes up in a bed with a stranger after night of drinking. Upon waking up she discovers that the stranger is a vampire. A very hot vampire who has an even hotter brother. She is confused by which brother to pick, but guys take matters in their own hands.

“I’m sorry.” Nic mumbled, shame evident in his voice. The rest of the way home was quiet, the aura of the car was full of anger and

Based on the case study, the corporate culture of the Sky Factory encourages the empowerment of the employees by inspiring, motivating, coaching and teamwork by sharing information, participating in ideas, brainstorming and also to provide feedback on decision making for new initiatives and challenges. The employee motivation and teamwork are the most important factors for productivity and quality and always leads to higher employee satisfaction, low turnover, higher efficiency, higher productivity and increased profitability. The Sky Factory has a flat boundary less organizational structure which has fewer layers of authority and a broad span of controls compared to the traditional tall organizational structure. Due the wide span of controls

There are many people who have taken on near to impossible missions, and somehow found a way to accomplish them and these are 3 examples. In the story “The Other Side of the Sky”, Farah Ahmedi wanted to leave her war-torn country and get across the border into Pakistan. Stanley Pearce joined the Klondike Gold Rush to strike it rich in the story “The Klondike Gold Rush”. Seth Sorensen persevered to stop the opening of the demon prison and save the world in the book Keys to the demon Prison. All three of these people had different reasons to undertake their missions, however, all three wanted to have a better life for themselves or others.