American natives.

No Native American blood in me whatsoever, but I where I live, I'm surrounded by several tribes on reservations.

Here in Tampa, we have a SEMINOLE reservation (and yes,a casino,but who cares)I haven't been in a LOOOOOONNNGGG time,but in my opinion is to go during the harvest/thaksgiving ceremonies in oct. or nov
(i forget)
free advice:
1)bring sunscreen
2)keep yourself hydrated
3)if you are a perpetual tourist like me, Bring plenty of ca$h-they make/sell some BEAUTIFUL jewelery! I had a lovely silver arrowhead pendant inlaid with torquise and red coral(past tense thanx to an ex)

:laugh: This subject confused my auntie to no end when she first moved to America. She wasn't used to American natives being referred to as 'Indians' and therefore didn't understand the reference in everyday talk.

If she hadn't have told us, we wouldn't have understood either.

Anyway - I'd love to visit a reservation sometime. Before I die, I'd want to experience other ways of living as well, but that would depend on my initial thoughts after visiting places first. I have a \"one person lives many lives\" mindset which I want to achieve before I die, i.e. I don't want to just have one job in life and have that define who I am - I want to experience..Well..Other lives. Other occupations and ways of living.