Sharing Our Stories: Fishing trip / Ronahriohkawinehsónhne'

My husband would go fishing all the time.

I went with him once and told him, “Don’t ever ask me to go with you again.” Because it didn’t work out when we went, we got stuck.

Something happened with the motor, and we were all the way behind the church in the Seaway, so we had to get all the way around the Marina to get back.

Jimmy made me walk along the shallow part to pull the boat while he sat inside and stirred.

After a while, I threw the rope at him and said, “You pull the goddamn boat.”

So, he pulled the boat the rest of the way while I was inside throwing rocks at him.

I was all dressed up and here we are now pulling the boat back to the dock on foot.

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Tiótkon shes tiakeni'teron'kénha enhahriohkawinéhsera'.

Énska iontiahriohkawinehsónhne' tánon' wahihró:ri', "Tóhsa nonwén:ton saskeri'wanón:tonhs aiétene' á:re." Nè:'e tsi iah kwah teioterihwahténtion shiiontiahriohkawinehsónhne', wa'onkenihoniotáhrhe'ne'.

Ok na'á:wen'ne' ne onón:tsi tánon' é:ren ohnà:ken nonkwá:ti tsi ionterennaientáhkhwa' tsi kana'tsheratátie' ieiákene'skwe', ó:nen'k tsi ki' tsi ionthonwaientáhkhwa' ia'tiatiahkwatá:se' ne aonsaiákenewe'.

Jimmy wahakónnien' aktóntie' tsi ken' niiohnotésha wà:ke' aontakhonwatihéntho' tsi náhe' kahón:wakon réntskote' tánon' thoniarotáhrhon.
Ken' nikarì:wes sok iahihsariie'tontiéhten' tánon' wa'kì:ron', "Í:se' ki' tasatkon'seratihéntho ne kahonwé:ia'."

Tahahonwatihéntho' káti' tsi niioháhes rinenióia'ks tsi nikarì:wes kahón:wakon tia'titáhkhe'.
Wakatia'tahserón:ni sok tho ki' iákene's ehta'kéhshon tiakenihonwatihénthos tsi niió:re tsi iehrahrhóhstha'.

Story told by: June Mayo, Written by: Aaron McComber - Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Translated by: Sahawisó:ko’ Arquette, The Eastern Door