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02 January 2010 @ 09:54 pm
I just found a free online game of stick ball/ lacrosse.

http://www.kongregate.com/games/thunderbird/bagataway

thought I'd share it in case you have time to waste and want to play a game on your computer that is relevent
 
 
30 December 2009 @ 10:49 am
  • Name? Trisha

     
  • Age? 28

     
  • Are you Native? Yes

     
  • If so, what is your affiliation? Paiute, Shoshone,  Miwok

     
  • If not, what brings you here? Looking for a Native Group

     
  • Your "family ties" are in what areas? Nevada, Califorina

     
  • Did you grow up on a reservation, homestead, etc.? Yes born and raised

     
  • Do you practice a form or forms of your native culture? Yes everyday 

     
  • Do you speak/understand your native language? If so which one(s)? Some, its dying fast. Only few speak fluently. I am learning.

     
  • Your interests and/or anything else you'd like to share? I do beadwork, I make jewlery, and I love being Native! :)

 
 
Current Mood: creative
 
 
29 December 2009 @ 06:18 pm
* Name? Jöl.

* Age? Late twenties.

* Are you Native? Aoo' (yes), I am Diné (Navajo).

* If so, what is your affiliation? I am Diné (Navajo). Kin Lichíi'nii nishlí, Tábaahí báshíshchíín, Bit'ahnii dashicheii, Táchii'nii dashinálí. Díí kót'éego Diné ashkii nishlí. - t'áá át'éé nít'éé' baa'alhéé nisin.

* If not, what brings you here? :-)

* Your "family ties" are in what areas? :-)

* Did you grow up on a reservation, homestead, etc.? Yes I did - on the Navajo Nation. Tsé Nitsaa Deez'áhí hoolyéédéé' éí áyisíí naashá.

* Do you practice a form or forms of your native culture? Aoo'.

* Do you speak/understand your native language? If so which one(s)? Aoo'. I can speak Navajo and Apache, and (kinda) understand Hopi.

* Your interests and/or anything else you'd like to share? My passion is living abroad - beyond US boundaries. During university, I studied/lived in Switzerland for 2 years. I am currently living in China, my 3rd consecutive year. I believe living abroad, outside your native country, is indeed educational and inspiring. Everyone should have the opportunity to experience being far from home. It will teach you valuable lessons and take you to magical places. I may be in far distant lands, but I am never far from my heart: Arizona, my parents, and my Diné culture. :-)
 
 
Current Mood: cheerful
 
 
28 December 2009 @ 10:44 am
Name? Sam
Age? 32, whoa
Are you Native? No
If so, what is your affiliation?
If not, what brings you here? Interested in Native issues.
Your "family ties" are in what areas?
Did you grow up on a reservation, homestead, etc.?
Do you practice a form or forms of your native culture?
Do you speak/understand your native language? If so which one(s)?
Your interests and/or anything else you'd like to share?

I stumbled across this article today and thought it was really interesting;

Tribes buy back America — acres at a time
Purchases to help protect culture, way of life by preserving sacred areas

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34602971/ns/us_news-life/
 
 
 
 

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