Write about a meaningful object or place in your life that carries a story

 Prompt response: One meaningful object that carries a story that is important to me is my grandmothers original wedding ring that she gifted me. This ring holds a significant story to my life as it is proof of my grandparents love for each other. As I was gifted the ring hearing the story of how my grandfather found the courage to marry my grandmother after knowing each other for a while was very meaningful. My sister and I can always laugh back on the story everytime we think of the ring in our display of jewerly. 

Summary: We read the Navajo creation myth. This myth had biblical allusions throughout the story. We concluded that the theme of the story was that the Creator or these divine beings went through a lot trying to rest on a world good enough for their creations of humans. The ending line supports this as it tells us the Creator teaches the humans these different things to live. 

Reflection: I read an example of a native American myth that had examples of biblical allusions that can be pointed out. 

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