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Friday evening everyone was back from flying around the country.
We had invited for dinner Chief Gilbert Joseph and his wife Flowering Willow, or `Willow' as she wants to be called, as well as several members of the tribal council. Dinner was over and we were just talking.
Chief Gilbert Joseph asked if we had invited everyone to the reserve for the naming ceremony, then continued telling us, "We want the old timers from the ranch, the new employees, any and all friends. We do not do a ceremony like this very often so it is quite a celebration. The women have been preparing food for days; the younger men have been practicing the dances at night after working. Representatives of several tribes will be here to observe also. They are thinking of having one of these ceremonies at the Calgary Stampede." He also stated that a few of the local government people would be on hand to observe, then again for the Stampede.
Willow had been talking to the 2 Indian nurses we had for the boys, and she showed us the cutest little Indian clothing outfits they had made for the boys, and had also picked out the boys names. She and the Chief explained that they were part of the First Indian Nation. They were in a group known as the Stoney Nakodas, indigenous to both Canada and the United States, they are now found in parts of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Montana. The Chiefs of all these tribes in these lands will also be here.
He stated that we should wear our headbands and feathers to show we are part of their tribe. I asked if the names for the boys had been picked yet. Willow explained that was a woman's honor and she and elder women of the tribe had done that.
Name Indian Name Meaning Pronounced Bart KHAJIT Conqueror of the Heaven KHUN JIHT Ben LAMBANA He upon who all depend LAM BUH NUH Bo MAHIPAL Earth Protector MAH HEE PAHL
It was explained that all of the names were from Sanskrit beliefs, that this faith at one time had been used by all the earth's peoples until the great floods. Rick and I were amazed at the selection of the names and we told them we were honored. We asked if we had Indian names and they laughed and said yes, "You Mr. Tim, we call you Geronimo' and you Mr. Rick are Tonto'. Rick because you are faithful sidekick and you Tim because you are leader and full speed ahead all the time." The Chief stated that due to all the guests coming the ceremony had to be held on a Sunday and he did not want to lose any time building our casino. He asked that we all arrive no earlier than 11:30am but no later than 12:30 pm. Best time would be right at High Noon. He turned and said, "Come Willow, we have lots to do, we will see you all at noon Sunday."
Saturday was a short day. I had told everyone we would only be working a half day so they could all get ready for the Ceremony tomorrow. I also told them to be at the reserve at exactly High Noon. The chief had also said to wear nice clothes, but that suits would not be necessary. After they left Rick went into our office to make some phone calls. One was to the Governor General's Office in Ottawa to see about a customs station here at the retreat. The second was a follow up call to the Judge in Denver about Rick being a guardian along with Chief Gilbert Joseph. The Judge told him it had been taken care of and by adding the Chief the boys would have dual citizenship. He further stated we should check with the Canadian authorities to make sure.
Rick thanked him and asked how it was going on upgrading the Children's Care Center, and if he had gotten any other leading citizens to be on the board with him. He said it was all coming along fine and he would draft a letter explaining what they felt should happen and who would be on the board.
We had a great dinner Saturday evening as once again the guys in the kitchen outdid themselves. It was for a small group of 35 or so this time. They also told us that breakfast would be early - only 8am to 10am, so everyone had time to get ready to go the reserve.
Rick and I headed up to be with the boys and help the 2 nurses get them ready for the night. The nurses again showed us the outfits the Indian women had made for the babies; the bead work was fantastic and the leather was as soft as cotton. The nurses explained it was the pelts of deer fawn and had been cured just for baby clothing and every single woman of the tribe had put at least one bead on each baby's outfit. So each of them would be part of the babies' upbringing. We also noticed that Willow' had added another beaded bracelet on each boy: on the right wrist was his English name and on the left wrist was his Indian Sanskrit' name. They would look great tomorrow with the little moccasins, pants and beaded vests, leather, headbands with a small eagle feather attached. Just like a trio of small braves. We helped feed them and put them to bed.
We than headed to our room and showered and went to bed. Rick wanted to tell me about his phone calls, but we had made a deal that unless it was an emergency we did not talk business in bed.
We were snuggled next to each other holding the one we loved the most. Rick kissed me long and hard and asked me to take him, saying, "I love you more than life itself. Make me part of you, fill me with yourself." He rolled on his back and pulled me on top of him pleading, "I need you now please!" Sensing his need I decided not to play any games with him and lubed my hard cock then put it at the opening to his ass and shoved it into him all in one motion.
He stiffened and asked that I hold still for a minute, and held me tight. After a couple minutes he released his hold on me and kissed me and asked me to love him hard. It was so quick and rough I felt as if I had almost raped him. Degrading yet intensely sexual, he shouted my name and yelled, "FUCK ME, make me yours". I did just as he asked fucking him hard and it seemed like in no time I was filling him with my seed.
As I shot into him he came between the two of us harder than I had ever seen him cum. The first shot went over his head and the second hit his neck, he shot a total of 6 times and then just collapsed. His arms fell to his sides and he just smiled at me and said "God I love you".
I closed my eyes for a minute and when I opened them Rick was sound asleep with a goofy sort of a smile on his face; I kissed him and rolled off to his side and quickly fell to sleep myself.
I woke up first and hugged Rick to me and kissed him. He opened his beautiful brown eyes and smiled at me and kissed me back. Breaking his kiss he said, "Last night was intense, I totally felt like I belonged to you. We have to do that more often, but my ass is still a little sore," and he laughed.
We got up, showered, shaved and dressed, went to check on our babies and found them already gone. The two of us went to the kitchen like two little school boys, actually holding each other's hands as we went.
As we walked into the kitchen I knew something was wrong. Chief Gilbert Joseph and Willow were there asking Chef Adam and the twins Ryan and Tom if they could help them. I spoke up and said, "Of course they can and is their anything Rick and I can do?" The problem was that several, well in fact, most of his honored guests had started to show up already. He needed a place for them to meet each other and have the snacks the women had made. I told him that as far as I was concerned the house was his today.
We had a quick breakfast and were just finishing when several of the tribal boys came in and started to set up the main dining room; minutes later the women started to bring in trays of food. Tray might not be the right word as they were the bark casings of large trees, covered with greens. As they passed Adam and the twins, they looked at them and smiled their approval. All the trays looked great, woodsy but yet regal. They had small snacks of every kind; it was truly a spread fit for royalty.
Within minutes everything was set up and the tribal elders started arriving with the honored guests. The chiefs of almost every tribe of the Indian First Nation were already here as were most of their Councils. The Prime Ministers of Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, were expected shortly having been invited by their local Chiefs.
I asked if we could help and was told, "Just be you and show off the boys. This is the first time ever that triplets had a naming ceremony, and the only time dual citizenship had been granted."
Little did Chief Gilbert Joseph know, but the Governors of all the states adjoining Canada were also coming. The Governors of Idaho and Montana had been asked and they had extended the invite to the others. He did not tell us, but the Governor General of Canada the Honorable Jean-Daniel Lafond and President Obama were also due to arrive shortly. Yes, the chief had been very busy inviting half of the elected world.
The first helicopter landed and the Governor General of Canada arrived with her husband and guard detail of Mounties. After greeting her Willow took her off to `her' cabin for the day to freshen up. Shortly the President and his wife arrived and Chief Gilbert Joseph, after introducing us, took them off to their cabin for the day along with the secret service people. The Premier of Alberta; The Hon. Ed Stelmach walked up and introduced himself to Rick and me. He introduced his family and went on to say what an honor it was to finally meet us. For weeks now he had daily been hearing all that we were doing for Chief Gilbert Joseph and the tribe, as well as all the people in this area of Alberta.
Before we could say anything else, Indian drums started and the Chiefs of all the tribes started the procession into the main dining room. After the chiefs came the President and the Governor General, followed by the Canadian Premiers, and lastly the Governors of the U.S. states. Young Indian braves dressed (or maybe undressed would be better) in just loin cloths, showed each one to an assigned seat. Rick and I and the triplets were all at the head table with the heads of two countries and their wives; seated next to us were Chief Gilbert Joseph and Willow.
The small breakfast was opened with a prayer said in both English and native Indian tongue. It was a very weird but a very humbling experience. When you think back, a month ago on May 7th I did not even know Rick, let alone about my Great Great Grandfather Timothy Albert Nelson.
After this short informal gathering, we were all taken to the reserve for the actual ceremony. All of us went in carriages pulled by horses with an Indian brave on each horse. It was at this time I really got the feeling of how large this gathering was going to be. It was about 10 miles from my driveway down the local road to the reserve. From the time we entered the roadway it was lined with people; there were also Canadian Mounties, U.S. Soldiers, I mean Army, Marines, Navy, and Air Force; and the Alberta Providential Police. This must have been a nightmare to plan, and all this for our three little babies.
After we were all seated at the reserve the presentation started. Each baby was shown naked to those present and was in turn dressed by several Chiefs each putting on a different piece of clothing with Chief Gilbert Joseph lastly giving them their name and a kiss on the forehead, again raising them high and pronouncing them his grandchild, with all rights and privileges as they were now full Indian children. The Chief of each tribe then went forward and gave each baby an eagle feather claiming them brothers. The Governor General of Canada then came forward and announced that they were all granted dual citizenship. President Obama came forward and handed passports to Rick and I and for the 3 babies showing that all five of us were granted dual citizenship. The Chief called the naming ceremony closed.
He asked that all stay for a few announcements of great importance to the area. The Governor General then announced that the application for permission to open a Customs station into Canada with full time agent(s) (stating of course that we would have to pay the salaries) was granted. Also the request to open an airport on this section of land had been granted. She then asked if I would step forward. She stated that in 1986 my Great Great Grand Father was a business partner of Herbert T. Hargrave who was given the `Alberta Order of Excellence'. It could not be given to Grand Dad because he was not a citizen of Canada. She now declared him a full citizen.
She went on to state, "Even though he was not granted this award he continued to give to Canada and Alberta up to and including the day of his death." She asked the Queen to be able to declare him a Citizen. This was granted by Her Majesty. She had also knighted Timothy Albert Nelson, with rights and privileges to him and his heirs. "Henceforth you are to be known as Lord Timothy Albert Nelson." She then presented me with my papers, hung a medal around my neck and put a huge ring on my right hand ring finger, and kissed me on both cheeks. His Honor Ed Stelmach also announced that the dedication of the casino would be held right after this was over.
The crowd stayed and enjoyed many kinds of Native American dishes. All were more than full and tired when they left. It had been a long and very exciting day for all of us. Rick and I took our babies home and put them to bed. We followed after a quick shower together and went right to sleep.
Again Thanks to Bill H. for help in editing