May 2010
36 posts
Malia: "Did you plug the hole yet, Daddy?" →
President Barack Obama defensively and sometimes testily insisted on Thursday that his administration, not oil giant BP, was calling the shots in responding to the worst oil spill in the nation’s history.
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“I am not confused, I’m just well mixed.”
– Robert Frost
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“Let us tighten our bond with each other, as a knot would, and unite in...”
– Kotzebue elder Lena Suuyuk Sours (1883-1993)
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500th post to 'eskimo power!'
this is my 500th post to ‘eskimo power!’
and what do you know? a seal’s penis is made from bone. yup, seal dick is made from bone. just like walrus and sea otter.
and how do i know a seal’s penis is made from bone? because i’ve cut it off a seal before. its that simple….
this is my 500th post to ‘eskimo power!’
“I love you more then a dog needs food and water love, Clara”
– clara dawn
the note was handwritten on a mother’s day card to her mother.
my communication skills require improvement
my communication skills require improvement. i need to communicate more effectively to many people. clear communication. good communication. my communication skills require improvement.
saima, your communication skills require improvement too.
“A girl should be two things: classy and fabulous.”
– Coco Chanel
the quality of care in northwest alaska
simply put, the quality of healthcare in northwest alaska SUCKS!
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“God bless my mother; all I am or hope to be I owe to her.”
– Abraham Lincoln
happy mother's day saima! I LOVE YOU! (in... →
afrikaans: ek het jou lief
albanian: te dua
arabic: ana behibak (to male) arabic: ana behibek (to female)
armenian: yes kez sirumem
Armenian - Yes kez sirumem
bambara: m’bi fe
bengali: ami tomake bhalobashi
belarusian: ya tabe kahayu
bisaya: nahigugma ako kanimo
bulgarian: obicham te
cambodian: soro lahn nhee ah
catalan: t’estimo
cherokee: tsi ge yu i
cheyenne: ne mohotatse
chichewa:...
i am john chase. hear me roar. →
go to 'galleries,' go to 'mon petit secret.' yes... →
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an old Yup'ik custom....reading a person in the...
the qasgiq
i remember reading about old Yup’ik talk (old, traditional observations) on the subject of a person’s ‘loudness.’ i read this in one of those paperback books back in the day on what the ‘elders’ used to tell about a person. an observation about people, if you will.
this elder spoke of meeting/seeing a person for the first time in the qasgiq, or...
Anonymous asked: doiqqi!
