Meaningful Object or Place in My Life that Carries a Story.

 

    A place that I hold very close to me, is called the Jorch. All it really is is just a porch, but the JITS live on it so we call it the Jorch. The JITS are people that mean a lot to me. They have taught me how to be more social, and how to live a life that brings me and others joy. I lived on the Jorch for a month, in that time I had no technology to entertain me. All I had was the people around me, many of which I did know the names of. Now though I can call each one a close friend.


    We read a myth about how are world was found, created by Native Americans.


    I learned that the stories told were similar in many ways to other holy texts.

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