Naiche rocked her headback and forth, considering the question. “Maybe not in five yearsbut in six or seven, when this guy….” She patted her abdomen,“...is in school. Tal and Pop are both stationed Earth-side now, so bythen I could think about taking a shipboard post.”
“I hope so. I’d reallylove the chance to serve side-by-side with you again.”
“I believe it’ll happen –one way or another.” Naiche looked around at the room full offriends and family. “If life has taught me one thing – and let’s face it, ithasn’t taught me much more than that….” Over Con’s chuckles, shecontinued, “…it’s that as long as you’re still breathing, therewill be plenty of chances coming your way. The trick is being smartenough to grab the right ones.”
Chiricahua Glossary
Bik’ehgo’iindáń - theCreator
Kadish day – until we meet again
N’daa –stranger, enemy, non-Apachepeople
Shimáá –my mother
Shichú –my grandmother
Tsiͅłkizhénendé – foolishones/people
Choctaw Glossary
Mafo –grandfather
Pokni –grandmother
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