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Great. I heard a few stories from him.... he was very much an elder. He knew my dad Vincent zack or Niniis, as was his shave name. Very comical stories too. Too bad we dont have a recorder. When Janine worked st GRFN she had a luncheon and elder gathering. There were stories shared by elders, great lunch too. Be nice to have another.
Beautiful, i have always been drawn to the stars, and the sky, particularly the night.
Thank you for the great stories/history. So very interesting Mr. Conway.
Meeguetch Mishomis for sharing your wisdom and knowledge. ❤
Interesting legend
Thank you for sharing!
Interesting read
Awesome information 👍😊
Thank you for sharing. Wonderful story
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i heard that once before too that the pictographs “spoke” if you knew how to read them. i don’t think the word spoke is accurate here, maybe i should say, the pictographs could be read and understood if the person knows what the pictograph lines mean. they remind me of chinese characters in the sense that “一” can be understood to mean 1 for example, or “三” can be understood as 3. i’m rambling but fascinated and would love to chat more to anyone about pictographs and their meanings.
Thank you Thor Conway!
Joette Baldwin in this story!
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Sunset at Nokomis beach Florida. On Wednesday and Saturday nights during drumming, some of us blow conch shells to thank sun for the day and welcome the night, and the opportunity for rest and restorative sleep. Thank you Thor Conway.
I’ve been so bad for this. Always taking January off. Been waking up at 5 each morning, knowing spirit wants to talk. Today I make the commitment to get back to it. Thanks, Thor.
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Thank you so much for stories of the little people. I would love it for you to share more stories of them.
Miigwetch for sharing hope there will be more 🦅🪶
Very revealing. Thanks for sharing.
It was a good story. I know the little people.
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Just what I needed for my little class. 😃👍
Kitchi Miigwetch
Oh I just love this! I told my daughter a version of it the other night. I'm happy to know that I'm not the only one who puts the pronoun she where it's usually he. There's a place along the southern boarder of the U.P. that is said to be the spot where Nanaboozhoo shot them. I love that there were two old woman and not just one medicine told woman. This story is medicine, especially people who need to hear that sometimes Nanaboozhoo dressed as a woman and that woman were chiefs. Thank you so much for sharing this version!!!!!!
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Miss my Aunt Jane, she would come visit with us and tell the most amazing stories. She was indeed an incredible person.
Amazing Lady and family friend. She taught my mom how to make moose hide mitts. I still have her hand drawn patterns and many pairs of mitts that lasted over 40 years used on the trapline.
Some of Grandma's stories are included in my book, Grey Owl: the Mystery of Archie Belaney (new edition with introduction, Wolsak & Wynn, 2021).
This is a good read...thanks.
Miigwech. The new introduction serves to contextual the book, and Archie amid the current debates around 'identity politics'.
Thanks for sharing
Armand Garnet Ruffo Tiffany Cuthbert Ernest Jonathan
thank you thour
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He was a historical man. Many important teachings in his stories.....!
Sharing is Caring Thanks
Love your stories 💕
Gchi-meegwech