Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Quileute Exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum

This view sure looks familiar.... I taught on the other side of the beach for five years. What a treat to see the Quileute exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum while on a business trip this weekend. Here are some snaps of the exhibit:
"Future Citizens" ???
I have always admired Native art work.



Readthis article in the Peninsula Daily News to learn about Kwati the changer and the REAL wolf story.
Labels:
Family Literacy,
Quileute,
SAM,
wolves
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Lakota Woman-A woman from He-Dog
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
PASSED THE TEST!!!
Ruby, and I just got the last test results back and we passed. we are officially done with our GED and more then likely going to start college in september we will miss our class but of course we will come back for help in our classes at the college.. It was so awesome you should have seen sue's reaction and sandy almost made me cry it was a big rush of emotion that I dont even really know how i felt but im happy now.. this has been something a long time coming and FINALLY were done and with my Best Friend of all ppl to accomplish something with I Love her to death and always will... wow the feelings are a bit much but i love it.. about to go out to lunch =) YAY!!!! WE DID IT!!!!!!!!!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Get'Er Done

Well me and Ruby are getting down to it. We both only have one more test to do and were going to be in the health fair. Were getting stressed out and at the same time were not. Im still pretty confused on whats next but oh well. time will tell whats to come but for now im going to finish my salad and go to work :) I miss reen....
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Still Having Fun;)
Thursday, March 11, 2010
"Food Inc."
David Jackson
Today in family literacy we watched this movie “Food Inc.”. This movie was telling us about how our food such as beef, chicken and pork is being harvested or reproduced. Watching how the chickens are raised was kind of gross. How they mass produce them in big buildings all together and some die due to how fast the farmers make them grow. Other then how they mass produce our meat will want to make you think twice or three times on where or how you get your meat.
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