 |
| Photo copyright Aji, 2020; all rights reserved. |
Now posted at The NDN Silver Blog, it's a photo meditation for a Monday to begin a significant week, one of long shadows and shortened light, but with markers to celebrate and a new year visible at its end. It's an image captured only three days ago, one to remind us that colonialism's drought-ridden legacy is not destiny, that we should take our cues from our own spirits and ways — for in defiance of the shadows, the snow is here with the light.
The post is here. Wings's main page is here. As always, his photos are available in any of the usual three formats; simply inquire via the site's Contact form. We were able to cover November's monthly expenses and some additional costs, like some hay for the horses. There can be no plumbing repair until this pandemic spike is arrested, but there will be continued costs, of stocking up on more hay tomorrow for the horses and of more firewood and other necessities, and there's still the process of figuring out this water/well-drilling problem. And since neither the drought nor the pandemic is going anywhere, we are still going to need consistent sales to make it through the whole winter (which, with the ravages of this year, is already bitter indeed for our communities), so shares of the site links are much appreciated.
All content, including photos and text, are copyright Wings and Aji, 2020; all rights reserved. Nothing herein may used or reproduced in any form without the express written permission of the owner.
No comments :
Post a Comment