I am so very happy that your culture is ever so resilient. I am very grateful that the strong continuation of your culture is a stellar example of true living on mother earth. I also am very appreciative of what your cultures offer to all on mother earth. I pray you continue with your sacred ways. Thank you so much for sharing your precious ways with us. your cultures are rich beyond measure. Your strengths are our blessings. I rejoice in you. Many blessings to you good peoples of mother earth.
My grandmother made quilts, several a year. She never taught me how but she let me sit and watch her piece tops by the fire in the winter and add batting and back, roll it on the frame and sit in her cool shady bedroom and quilt in summer. She made her tops from pieces of clothes from her big family. When the young woman was talking about sit and watch their mother weave, not pressured but suggested it reminded me of my grandmothers quilting. I can go in a thrift store and identify the yarn fiber/s from a long ways away. Without trying, I learned about cloth. Now I'm learning about about Navajo weaving. Grandmother had long white hair she wore on a tight bun. She always told me, "A woman's hair is her glory."
It's sad that her parents lived alone. Where is the ...tribe? Children suffer alone while parents work and they do not recieve the developing nurturing interaction they need as well.
Thank you so much for sharing this part of your culture🙏
I am so very happy that your culture is ever so resilient. I am very grateful that the strong continuation of your culture is a stellar example of true living on mother earth. I also am very appreciative of what your cultures offer to all on mother earth. I pray you continue with your sacred ways. Thank you so much for sharing your precious ways with us. your cultures are rich beyond measure. Your strengths are our blessings. I rejoice in you. Many blessings to you good peoples of mother earth.
My grandmother made quilts, several a year. She never taught me how but she let me sit and watch her piece tops by the fire in the winter and add batting and back, roll it on the frame and sit in her cool shady bedroom and quilt in summer. She made her tops from pieces of clothes from her big family.
When the young woman was talking about sit and watch their mother weave, not pressured but suggested it reminded me of my grandmothers quilting. I can go in a thrift store and identify the yarn fiber/s from a long ways away. Without trying, I learned about cloth. Now I'm learning about about Navajo weaving.
Grandmother had long white hair she wore on a tight bun. She always told me, "A woman's hair is her glory."
How beautiful Millieo - I think this is how we learn most effectively. thank you for sharing your story!
Thank you for sharing this video, I wish we had these kinds of things around us when we were little
Very instructive. Enjoyed hearing her speak Navajo. Thank you to all in this lesson.
These people are so beautifu. I love their energy, I hope one day I can live as peaceful as them.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful art !!
Beautiful smile , reminds me of my Grandma 🌹
I’m navajo! Thank you for sharing this.
This was so beautiful to see 🥺🥺🥺🙏🏽
Awesome,,, thank you for sharing..
Beautiful story
Yatay!! Woulda love to see how the rug came out...
Thank you! I’m enjoy it ! And how I can contact with you?
Thanks. Ahehee’ laa.
In der Schule lernt man oft nur technische Dinge Modetrends und Übergangs reden, rumschleimen und Theorie,
Besser als EDV Kursus, Tatort glotzen und schiesstraining !
It's sad that her parents lived alone. Where is the ...tribe?
Children suffer alone while parents work and they do not recieve the developing nurturing interaction they need as well.
How to on make apple pie
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