kookaburra

Hi there, As you know, I'm living a new adventure here , not only for living here ,but also for keeping strong in mind. Why? You know ,it's not the same to be a tourist as to be an emigrant . However,apart from my ups and downs, I'm learning a lot about nature . I wasn't aware of that .To be honest I've passed trough several states .I'm getting stronger and more confident. One thing that I really like very much is aboriginal people. They have stories for all kind of animals. They name these stories dreams . Let me tell you about one: Kookaburra These birds are known as the ' Bushman's Clock'. When you are woken by the raucous laughter of a tree full of kookaburra,remember that they are making sure do not miss the wonderful sunrise. Aboriginal dreamtime story tells that when Googoorgaga the kookaburra laughed ,it was a signal to the Sky Spirits to light the great fire of the sun in the morning, and to put it out again at night. Adult kookaburras pair for life and return to the same nest every year. It's amazing isn't it? Aboriginal history is full of dreams about everything in nature .I'll tell you another one soon. I hope you like it this was corrected by Helena ,so you can read it with all confidence . Love. Balbi