R A V E N 'S * N E S T: taco town

Saturday, September 20, 2008

taco town

In the chaos of the economy, will American's become more frugal?

Or we continue in our over indulgence?

3 comments:

Julie said...: Yucky...How many Weight Watcher points do you think are in one of those?; September 20, 2008 6:39 PM
wild murdocks said...: Is guacamolito sauce real? Cuz it sounds delicious!; September 23, 2008 7:58 AM
Jen said...: Yes, guacamolito sauce looks like it would be a blessing in my life.

This one cracks me up every time I see it.; September 23, 2008 10:28 AM

R A V E N

Native people from the Americas believed the raven to be the creator of the world and the bringer of light and fire. The Norse god Odin released two ravens - memory and thought - each morning. They returned each afternoon and reported all the doings of men to him. In Germany, as with Celtic cultures, people could gain advice or wisdom from speaking to or listening to ravens. In many ancient traditions, ravens were advisors to kings and gods. In one legend, medicine was said to have been brought to mankind by the raven. "Raven's Knowledge" is a metaphor referring to great wisdom. In actuality raven's are highly intelligent birds and scavangers. They also have a love of shiny baubles and trinkets, which they collect and keep in their nests.