Anthropologist searching for clues to how/why people do the things they do. Why do they do certain things and act a certain way?.
boredom is a blogger’s greatest weakness. so i made a thing, this is the thing.
Stefan does an eye or eyebrow thing, lol. accurate
eric’s long hair… I kinda miss it.
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Gary Clement’s Canada Day summer Twitter stories
How do Canadians celebrate Canada Day? You Tweeted and Gary Clement ‘tooned
We feel our best when we eat foods that keep us balanced and full of energy! These foods help us maintain an alkaline state in our bodies. Our internal acid-alkaline balance is one of our primary health balances. If our bodies become too acidic, disease follows. If our bodies are alkaline, disease cannot take hold. Eat at least 3 of these a day!
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am i watching game of thrones or a fuckin feed the children commercial?
This is some nice white savior action happening here.
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gpoy.
^^^
double gpoy.
I am seeing J all over my dash today
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I love Joffrey’s annoying face in this. Puppies, hah.
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More than a century old, this Kwakwa̱ka̱’wakw feast dish depicts a killer whale with a human head and a second human head within its dorsal fin. The human is Siwidi, a mythic hero who travels undersea in a canoe that transforms into a killer whale.
See it in Whales: Giants of the Deep.
© AMNH/D. Finnin
Museum at Campbell River on Vancouver Island has a multimedia exhibit called “The Treasures of Siwidi” featuring about 24 masks and carvings on display while the story of Siwidi is being told. Saw this on the field school. If anyone is visiting the island I highly recommend this.
