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- The Whole Picture by St. Vincent Memories on Nov 14, 2009
I have strong feelings about trying to show as much of the whole history as best as I can of our area, and that must include the peoples that were here before the European settlers came. I will continue to share what I find in that regard...
- Thankfulness Day Seven by Waterblogged Stories on Nov 7, 2009
~~Foto: Willow Creek Transit Center, Hillsboro, Oregon~~This past week I have participated in a number of on line and real time discussions about inspiring and teaching children how to become self respecting, dignified leaders within our communities...
- my hopeful carry-on by transient travels on Nov 2, 2009
When I’m ready to splurge, this is where I’m heading… [Nahui Ollin Runway Handbag: Photo Courtesy of Jute and Jackfruit] This handbag from Jute & Jackfruit was made from recycled model pictures from runway shoots and it wa...
- my hopeful carry-on by transient travels on Nov 2, 2009
When I’m ready to splurge, this is where I’m heading… [Nahui Ollin Runway Handbag: Photo Courtesy of Jute and Jackfruit] This handbag from Jute & Jackfruit was made from recycled model pictures from runway shoots and it wa...
- Early Boundary Marker by St. Vincent Memories on Sep 7, 2009
Marker at the International Boundary and principal meridian, Pembina area, Manitoba. In background Cree medicine man with pipe leads procession to willow enclose for a dog dance ritual. Cree camp at right. Midewiwin ritual.Sketch by Major G. Seton (o...
- First Farmers by St. Vincent Memories on Jul 11, 2009
In 1832, Anglican missionary William Cockran tried to convert Red River Natives to Christianity and a life of farming. The plan failed. Cockran concluded that Natives were ill-suited for farming. Today, archeological investigations have proved the An...
- Bordertowns: Chapter 5 by St. Vincent Memories on Jun 21, 2009
Jerold was proud of the three mules Ian had purchased. They pulled well together and were fast becoming pets. Occasionally Jerold would pick small bunches of the delicate sweet-grass and hold it out to them. Their flop ears stood straight as they vie...
