Reading Notes: Myths and Legends of the Great Plains A

Myths and Legends of the Great Plains by Katharine Berry Judson (1913).

I could expand on the dinner at the Giants place when the rabbit ate there. I could add conversations and make it longer instead of he got there, he ate food, stole some food, and left. That was very abrupt and we did not really get to know the giant or what he looked like even though it was the first time meeting him.

Rabbit 

Reading Notes: Myths and Legends of Alaska: A

Myths and Legends of Alaska, edited by Katharine Berry Judson (1911).

I could write about how the Raven managed to steal the lake. Or how the beavers had to keep cutting down trees and more trees but instead of giving up they keep going. The raven eventually gives up and the beavers get their house back. It was stolen from them and it is only fair that they get it back while punishing the raven for his crime.

                                 
                                                                                 Lake

Reading Notes: Epified (Krishna) Part C

 Epified: Krishna Part A (2015)

I could write about the time when Krishna convinced everyone to pray to Ghovardhan hill instead of Indra. He got really mad and decided to flood the town with rain because of his ego and pride. Krishna then picked up the hill on his pinky until Indra realized who he was and apologized for his misdoings.


The Beginning