We are now in the month of the Crow Moon, the time when Northern American Indians designate as when the crows gather and the awakening of the sleeping bear draws near. This last month of winter is also the birth of month Founding Father James Madison. On this episode of Sunday Nights Radio we dove into jump into the Ojibwe legend of the Crow Moon, the Sleeping Bear and her cubs, and learn about the Leelanau region in Northern Michigan. We’ll also spent some time getting acquainted with James Madison and Federalist 45.
Last night I also included a song I wrote last year called We’re Fine With That as part of my farewell to winter. I’m fairly sure I’ve had the last run down the ski slopes this year, and unless we have another storm. I’m transitioning from Winter Zee to Spring Zee. We’ll see. Do you remember Point Break with Patrick Swayze, and the surfers at a moment’s notice were ready to grab their boards and take advantage of the waves? Well, I feel the ever ready spirit to get out there, but I’m a few hours away so it’s a fun fixation but not practical when it’s so warm.
For paid members here is an additional video compilation I put together that was not included in last night’s program. I appreciate you guys showing up on a Sunday evening, and for reading my articles hear.
We're Fine With That
It’s cold out there, and we’re fine with that. It’s wet out there, but we’ll put up that.
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