Native Eyeglasses

im black and native american going to the reservation soon what kind of glasses or colored contacts should i get?you can see a picture of me at myspace search pimablackprincess and it will say amanda and have a picture of me Please help me decide which goes with me Thank You 5 stars best answer

go to your local lenscrafters. they are very helpful. Square frames are very in right now and look good on almost anyone.

2009-03-08 17:11:47 by Nona

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My husband has three children in Oklahoma that live with their mother and we are trying to find out what kind of medical benefits the Creek tribe offers. They need eyeglasses and we were wondering if anyone knows if that tribe provides such assistance. Their mother will not provide us with any of ths information because she expects us to pay for everything.

In order to qualify for Indian Health Services, your children must be enrolled members of a federally recognized tribe. If your children ARE enrolled in the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma, they would qualify for IHS. See http://www.muscogeenation-nsn.gov/health %20administration/index.htm for more information.

2008-07-09 10:57:07 by Christy

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I ALREADY ANSWERED THESE. I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE I GOT THEM RIGHT.

1. SPRUCE
a) needles can be boiled to make tea or cure scurvy
b) these have large leaves resembling the Canadian flag
c) bark can be used to make eyeglasses

2. MAPLE
a) is a tree used in traditional native Christmas celebrates
b) provides a flow of sweet sap to make syrup
c) is named after Mabel Flowers, the first female Canadian pilot

3. BUFFALOBERRY
a) fresh droppings of a buffalo
b) can be eaten fresh or dried
c) used as toppings on pizzas by the early natives

4. ASPEN
a) another way of saying 'ask him'
b) used for making beer in the tipis
c) called the 'noisy leaf tree'

5. PRAIRIE PARSLEY
a) spice used to stuff turkey's with
b) used to soft drinks of 200 years ago
c) used as incense or make a hot drink tonic for the sick

1a 2b 3b 4b/c 5a/c

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Well, EVERYBODY knows that the adolescents section have the smartest people on it! So if you guys could check if I put like skin twice, or like that. Thanks!

NOUNS

1) Grandmother
2) Grandfather
3) Brother
4) Sister
5) Cousin
7) Celery
8) Eyeglasses
9) Tie
10) Suit
11) Dress
12) Shirt
13) Apron
14) Cranberries
15) Sauce
16) Celery
17) Fork
18) Spoon
19) Knife
20) Supper
21) Stuffing
22) Apricot
23) Grape
24) Peach
25) Apple
26) Banana
27) Family
28) Friends
29) Water
30) Aqua
31) Liquid
32) Fluid
33) Salt
34) Pepper
35) Spices
36) Eyes
37) Nose
38) Eyebrow
39) Hair
40) Wallpaper
41) Painting
42) Silver
43) Gold
44) Hairline
45) Ruffles
46) Paint
47) Lips
48) Cheeks
49) Ears
50) Earlobe
51) Platter
52) Flowers
53) Frame
54) Locks
55) Smock
56) Trousers
57) Ladle
58) Utensils
58) Silverware
59) Protein
60) Nutrients
61) Curls
62) Eyelashes
63) Teeth
64) Molding
65) Wrinkles
66) Lines
67) Toupee
68) Wall
69) Pickles
70) Cucumber
71) Lettuce
72) Gelatin
73) Frill
74) Children
75) Elders
76) Parents
77) Grandparents
79) Chin
80) Dimples
91) Vegetables
92) Fruits
93) Poultry
94) Sugar
97) Fats
98) Ponytail
99) Braid
100) Tresses
101) Jewelry
102) Belt
103) Tablespoon
104) Bows
105) Radish
106) Tablecloth
107) Turkey
108) Cup
109) Lemon
110) Sunshine
111) Light
112) Rod
113) Curtains
114) Pole
115) Skin
116) Strips
117) Shadow
118) Reflection
119) Toffee
120) Borders
121) Brunette
122) Crease
123) Thanksgiving
124) Holiday
125) Wing
126) Thigh
127) Drumstick
128) Leg
129) Arm
130) Elbow
131) Shoulder
132) Forearm
133) Hand
134) Wrist
135) Fingers
136) Knuckles
137) Joint
138) Membrane
139) Thumbs
140) Fingernails
141) Forehead
142) Neck
143) Youngster
144) Incisors
145) Pear
146) Redhead
147) Saltshaker
148) Pepper-shaker
149) Table
150) Tabletop
151) Juices
152) Gentlemen
153) Ladies
154) Woman
155) Girl
156) Ladies
157) Men
158) Females
159) Males
160) Boys
161) Dinner
162) Supper
163) Mealtime
164) Americans
165) Cutlery
166) Afternoon
167) Iris
168) Pot
169) Gender
170) Kerchief
180) Pocket
181) Napkin
182) Blemishes
183) Imperfections
184) Flan
185) Caramel
186) Stem
187) Vessels
188) Accessories
189) Eyeball
190) Cornea
191) Waist
192) Spectacles
193) Senses
194) Rouge
195) Germs
196) Bacteria
197) Picture
198) Hips
199) Individuals
200) V-neck
201) Stalk
202) Personality
203) Generations
204) Portrait
205) Nana
206) Granddad
207) Granny
208) Niece
209) Nephew
210) Pals
211) Aunt
212) Uncle
213) Grandpa
214) Grandma
215) Cuisine
216) Imp
217) Partner
218) Misrepresentation
219) Pensioner
220) Senior
221) Citizens
222) Native
223) Rascal
224) Hope
225) Honey
226) Friction
227) Bun
228) Steam
229) Refreshments
230) Sustenance
231) Fare
232) Dissatisfaction
233) Chafing
234) Banquet
235) Rotisserie
236) Autumn
237) Fall
238) Adjustment
239) Fleece
240) Grains
241) Furniture
242) Knowledge
243) Units
244) Space
245) Wisdom
246) Art
247) Pattern
248) Arrangement
249) Muscles
250) Epidermis
Wow, if you can't read that, your dumber than a 4th grader. I don't really know how you will make it in college, you probably won't. If you can't read that you don't deserve an education! Dare to prove me wrong?
True, it's a painting based on Thanksgiving.

Goodness me!
I don't think skin is repeated.

I only see two things repeated, not really repeated words but the same meaning repeated. You first wrote grandmother and grandfather. Then wrote grandad and granny. Then wrote grandma and grandpa.
Another thing is you wrote gentleman, ladies. Then women and girl, then ladies and men. Then females and males.

I think I see the pattern. You write the first word then after that you write the first thing that comes to your mind, am I right?

Edit: I actually read the whole thing over this time, celery was repeated. :)

2009-10-04 14:48:53 by Musicgirl279