More or less. A related exclamation is oy vey iz mir - Oh, woe is me or just vey iz mir --woe is me. It is related to the expression All express shock or amazement. Oy! is often just used by itself to express any of these feelings.ore or less. A related exclamation is oy vey iz mir - Oh, woe is me or just vey iz mir --woe is me. It is related to the expression All express shock or amazement. Oy! is often just used by itself to express any of these feelings.
Authentic rain sticks have little spines inside that slow and change the sound of the beans as they fall down. The basic construction of a kids rain stick is the same, using a paper towel roll or other cardboard tube, but I'm offering a few different variations. The difference is what you put on the inside. You can choose the one that is best for you. Variation 1. This is the simplest rain stick.
A rain stick is a rattle made of hollowed plant stalks which, when turned or shaken, produces a pattering sound similar to rain.The sound produced by the instrument has contributed to the common notion that the rain stick has historically been used in rituals to summon rain by indigenous peoples of arid climates.hile inhabitants of the Amazonian rain forest may construct a rain stick from bamboo, people of desert regions in South and Central America often use local species of cacti. Across the globe, rain sticks are primarily made from plant stalks that are dried, hollowed, and filled with pebbles or seeds.