Multiple subject dreams, 1.14.16, AM

[IslandHippyMama]

What a very cool coincidence! Gal, my, I think Great-Great-grandmother is half-French and half-Cherokee! I must check now and see which generation. Course, her online records say "half-French, half-Indian" and I like that since my elders always said "we're Indian" and proud of it, sorta thing. We always knew it was Cherokee. (She then married into a family name that I've chatted with online and they, too are Cherokee but they have even less records/proof than my family has. This makes it impossible for my family to accurately quantify how much Cherokee we have in us.)

Ahhh, gotta love the naked/undressed dreams... Lol... Definitely not my favorite type of dreams!

But very interesting about the Fleur-De-Lis.. In the summer of 2014, my youngest daughter once woke up one morning, humming a song. Then she started to sing it completely in French. I was familiar with the song, as it was one of my grandmother's favorites and she used to sing it, but in English. It made me think of her all day that day.. So I asked my daughter where did she learn the song (because it's very old) and she said she dreamed it. I was flabbergasted! She completely learned the song in one dream and in French no less! It was stuck in her mind the whole day.. And to hear her sing it all day gave me so much chicken-skin!

Maybe you should did deeper into your family's history. Maybe you are royal and don't know it yet? We're French too, from my grandmother. She was Cherokee/French from my great grandfather and Dutch from her mother.

I posted the video for the song "La Vie En Rose" - the song my daughter was singing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0feNVUwQA8U

My aunt knew our full blooded Cherokee grandmother's name (she would have been my great, great, great, grandmother) - her original Cherokee name. She completely changed it when she married (first, last), to who I suspect was the Frenchman. My great, great grandmother looked completely white, you would never know she had a lick of Cherokee in her and they liked it that way. My trail stops at my great great grandmother because I can't even find what her maiden last name was. I know she and my great great grandpa were married in "Indian Territory", but that's about all I can find out. My mother doesn't even know what her maiden name was. I asked my aunt for this information, but she never got around to sharing it and has since died. I've tried researching for this information on my own, but without knowing the original name, it makes it very difficult to find it out. I don't know anything about the French side or even a name at this point, but it's still a work in progress.