Dear Chestnut Tree,

 Hello Chestnut Tree, 

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I refer to you as the Chestnut Tree for the sacredness that possesses you to be available during hardship within harsh conditions. You are a deprived, dysfunctional, broken family upon a vast collection of family structures and with the upmost respect for community to survive. 

I applaud your recommended attention in caring for your community, family, relative extensions, and into the future of frayed connections and lost time with your familiar trust in virtue of person's you admire just as well. 

If I may have Indian Tobacco on me, I will approach you, ask you with respect and attention if you could be provisional to what you already doing with Tsha Tewahsana, "Its in the Middle," to promote your tree type as your recognition for a belief structure that supports what you do as a community member. 

There have been times when these people, those that fall from this tree, those that grow and thrive because of it, and all those shaded within its time on Earth are dependent on your success to continue providing assistance. You can say no. I thank you for arriving in this world, with every shutter closed and kept sealed from your position as unfortunate to know better and doing better within your own defining adaptation skills. If you can, continue to improve, we will all benefit into more from it. 

With what Tsha Tewahsana, "Its in the Middle" can provide is an opportunity to learn a curriculum that promotes your story as a courtesy for how an American lifestyle can thrive independently and with continual support regardless of labels, psychological analysis of functioning definitions that apply to how life is lived for them to see beyond it and accumulate a respect for reality as a need can be felt through Earth's sustenance provisions. They are what provide us fuel for surviving, medicine, and unconditional love from within the Earth.

I am asking with respect to collect your stories, recommendations on not declining into your position, past position, but also to remember who did make it. We need to remember you.

We need to remember that you are the reason we never fell that hard. That you were there to pick us up from the bottom of the barrel and show us how to live again. We thank you, beyond life, and want to repair any mainstream, historical, cultural, religious, or other entity standard against you.

Thank you!

_Mischief