Hetak, Kirawepa Sonno Tumak Ipaketa Okay, Ka Usa Pe Okay. To An Hure Inushuyep Ango Ne.

Hetak, kirawepa sonno tumak ipaketa okay, ka usa pe okay. To an hure inushuyep ango ne.

(Dear me, unicorns really were broken back then, but so were many things. Yon should be a red flag.) I just realised that upon watching this long after watching the show. That they couldn’t teleport (or wink as it was known back then) through solid objects didn’t really matter, because they had a bunch of other advantages over other kinds with little that could stop them back in yond times.

Keep these in mind & allow for greater home security, keeping these in use except in emergency cases when something seriously wrong has happened in the home.

Dormant Predators

Shan’t we take this into heart? Whenever we find something or somewhere that’s sacred, we should find a way to use it in a way conducive to the native culture’s paths & if possible, use it in ways that meets the needs of both parties. There shall always be a way to make things accessible to all including both sides.

indigenous religions need to be acknowledged and treated with respect and so do indigenous sacred lands.

How to Preserve Food like the Native Americans | Survival Sullivan

Learn the old-fashioned ways Native Americans used to preserve their food, such as smoking and drying.

As my editor says, these would actually be handy to know, especially in these kind of times. There’s also more ways as you go along should you want to rehydrate some of dried stuff.

Yet another reason travel can enrich you, even if it’s done virtually or by digital means.

Why trying to speak the local language when you’re travelling matters

It’s a matter of courtesy. 

It shows you 

a) recognize that not all countries speak your language and you respect their language and cultural identity

b) aren’t so arrogant or imperialistic as to expect them to speak your language when you don’t speak theirs 

c) consider the other person’s comfort important and are putting their ease above your own (which is particularly important if you’re asking someone for a favour like directions or local tips; if they’re taking the time to help you the least you can do is try to give them the least amount of work possible)

Even if you totally butcher the language and they take pity on you and switch to your language, the fact that you even bothered to try makes a world of difference 

It takes a lot more courage to try speaking a language you don’t know at all than speaking in one you’re vaguely familiar with, so if anything, the fact you suck at the language but put yourself out there anyway gains you extra points, not less. 

Maybe these can become applicable alongside modern terms in them for daily life. Now to make the literature & corresponding forms available in braille.