Reading Diary A: Pacific Northwest

This is a Reading Diary that details my thoughts of the first section of the Pacific Northwest unit. Story source: Myths and Legends of the Pacific Northwest, especially of Washington and Oregon, by Katharine Berry Judson (1910).

• Well it looks like Silver-Fox doesn't like to share.  
• Silver-Fox is pretty bossy.  The coyote did everything he told him to do!  Let him enjoy the new world and have an opinion.  
• The coyote is seriously breaking my heart.  Just let him play with some people!!!
• Wait is the silver-fox a wolf??!!
• Chareya is establishing the food chain.
•  Nothing seems to go right for the poor coyote.  
• Chareya and the grizzly is kind of like Frankenstein and his monster.
• I wonder if the story with the beaver is referring to the ice age.
• So wait.  A hawk stole a tree's wives???
• Can fire be used as a form of ID instead of a driver's license?
• TO THE WINDOW TO THE WALLA WALLA.
• Wow don't ever piss off the Coyote or let him be your judge.
• Only summer and winter? No fall or spring?!
• I don't know any totem pole origin stories but I didn't expect them to be like this one.
• Oh my gosh poor the woodrat tale has a happy ending for no one.
•  I don't know where Takhoma is but now I want to go there.  

 

(Takhoma & American Bistort & Subalpine Daisies from Flickr)