Morning Coffee Thought: 5 Minute Major Penalty for Non-Interference
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- June 10, 2015
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Morning Coffee Thought: 5 Minute Major Penalty for Non-Interference0
- Morning Coffee Thought
- June 10, 2015
While I was out west walking earlier this year, I was encountering so may interpersonal dynamics within the group, that I had to make several phone calls around the globe to try and ‘innerstand’ what the heck to make out of all the nonsense/sense. One Grandmother I called, reminded me that decolonization is the re-feminization
READ MOREBefore there was Angry Birds, there was Angry Giibwanisi.0
- Morning Coffee Thought
- January 21, 2015
I’ve led a very tumultuous life of drugs, violence death, and abuse. Some inflicted upon me, and worse, times when I’ve unilaterally inflicted it upon others. My life is littered with stories of drinking, drugging, police, homelessness, psychiatric wards, jails, etc. Over the course of my sobriety, I’ve had time to reflect on the past,
READ MOREI’ll have some Spirituality with my Decolonization, thank you very much0
- Morning Coffee Thought, Opinion
- December 16, 2014
I was at this presentation the other week, and I listened to this doctor give his medical opinion on how to treat addicts and help them in their recovery. He went on to suggest different medications, treatment practices and even dancing around bureaucratic policies within the hospital he works at. I sat there and reflected
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Decolonizing activism and organizing1
- Morning Coffee Thought
- September 3, 2014
There are so many genres of activism my head spins at the amount of rallies and protests that I have either been apart of, or have been invited to. I have never been one for either the protests, or the marches. (However when the Oshkimaadziig camp first began, I have to admit that my friend
READ MOREGratitude0
- Morning Coffee Thought
- July 2, 2014
I think the first time I heard what gratitude was, was when I was sitting in an AA meeting when I was about 19. I heard a bunch of old guys talking about being grateful for sobriety. My gratitude of sobriety was short lived, and I began drinking again for a few more years until
READ MOREYour very own Elder0
- Morning Coffee Thought
- June 4, 2014
I once made a comment where I referred to “My Elder taught me this.” And someone said, “Holy ever special, you got your own Elder?” Little did they know, that this specific Elder sat me down, and had some deep conversations with me, and said, “I’ve known you quite a long time now, I’d like to believe that you look up to me as your Elder…”
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